The Justice Department filed charges Thursday against a man who allegedly tried to spray Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., with a substance from a syringe during a town hall in Minneapolis this week. WATCH HERE WATCH HEREIn a separate case, federal prosecutors in Kansas charged a man there with making a death threat against Omar on Facebook. After Omar called for Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem to resign at the meeting Tuesday, Kamierczak appeared to say, “She’s not resigning. Representative Omar, though visibly shaken, continued with the town hall and later posted on X that she was okay," the affidavit said. He was ordered to pay $551, the records showed.