Feds cite unnamed DNA to confirm denaturalizing a congresswoman already cleared by three probes.

…(cont) By October 13, the silence had become its own campaign. Omar's own fundraising email that week called the investigation "baseless" and "partisan" and asked supporters for money to fight it. Two days later, her office called the reported plan to strip her citizenship "an authoritarian move to silence an opponent."

Former President Obama called the probe appalling, and the right answered him by reading back his own administration's Tea Party IRS file, the one his officials once swore under oath did not exist.

Then came Sunday, and three things arrived in order. Border Czar Tom Homan confirmed, on the record, that the administration is looking to denaturalize Omar. The New York Post reported, citing sources, that federal investigators have DNA evidence showing she married her brother in 2009 for a green card — a claim that lands, Truthout noted the same day, after previous inquiries into her citizenship found no evidence of fraud. Whether that is proof or malarkey will not be settled on a cable panel, but on Fox Business, Washington Examiner's Byron York settled it anyway: "Obviously, Ilhan Omar is in a ton of trouble."

The presumption is survived by the subpoenas, the sealed file, and a grand jury that has not yet spoken. It is preceded in death by the unnamed source, who always gets there first.

In lieu of flowers, wait for the indictment before you read the verdict.