Trader consensus fully prices "Nothing" at 100% as the March 31 deadline elapsed without Rep. Ilhan Omar facing censure, committee removal, resignation, or federal charges, despite persistent Republican initiatives like H.Res. 713 filed by Rep. Nancy Mace in September 2025 to censure her over policy statements and strip Education and Workforce Committee assignments. A DOJ probe into her finances, launched amid Minnesota fraud allegations, and a January town hall incident involving an alleged spray attack fueled speculation and related markets but produced no indictments, floor votes, or disciplinary actions. Past patterns, including her 2023 Foreign Affairs Committee ouster that did not repeat in the 119th Congress, underscore inaction amid slim House margins. Realistic disruptions—such as emergency evidence prompting post-deadline House votes or belated DOJ filings—remain improbable given resolution criteria.