Rep. Ilhan Omar of Minnesota has raised concerns about racial profiling after her U.S.-born son was reportedly pulled over by immigration agents in Minnesota. Omar said her son was stopped outside a store and released after showing his passport, an incident she linked to increased immigration enforcement in the state. State officials, including Governor Tim Walz, criticized the operation, arguing it targets individuals based on appearance rather than criminal activity. The incident comes amid heightened tensions over federal immigration sweeps and critical remarks from President Donald Trump directed at Omar and Somali immigrants in Minnesota.