By Paul Huebl  Where in the world is Congresswoman Ilhan Omar? More importantly, has a federal grand jury already indicted her, with the indictment safely tucked away under judicial seal? Federal agents raided Omar’s residence on October 12, reportedly removing boxes of potential evidence. Federal judges do not issue search warrants because investigators have a hunch, dislike somebody’s politics, or simply want to rummage through their underwear drawers. In a criminal evidence investigation, a search warrant requires a judge or magistrate to determine, based upon sworn facts, that probable cause exists to believe a crime has been committed and that evidence connected to that crime will probably be found at the specific location to be searched.  There must be probable cause involving criminal activity and a sufficient connection between the evidence being sought and the premises. That is a serious constitutional requirement, not some meaningless legal formality. A warrant d...