In a move sparking intense debate, Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC) sent an urgent letter to Attorney General Pam Bondi, demanding to know if her office is under federal investigation. As AOC wrote, “These claims raise serious concerns about the use of federal power to intimidate elected officials.”

The controversy follows comments by Border Czar Tom Homan, who suggested AOC could face criminal charges. Homan accused her of allegedly providing information to help illegal immigrants avoid ICE enforcement. His claims have triggered a firestorm in political and legal circles.

In her letter, AOC argues that these actions are “a dangerous precedent,” framing them as political intimidation for exercising her First Amendment rights. She stated, “It is essential to clarify whether these threats are part of an official investigation or political retaliation.”

The congresswoman’s demand for clarity highlights broader concerns over how federal power may be used against dissenting lawmakers. As she put it, “Targeting public officials for their speech undermines the foundation of our democracy.”

This unprecedented situation has fueled fierce debate about free speech, government overreach, and the rights of elected officials to challenge immigration policies without fear of prosecution.