Iraqi political officials, including members of parliament, are arrested in an overnight raid on corruption charges, according to Iraq’s state-run Iraqi News Agency. Multiple outlets report that the arrests occur early Sunday. The Egypt Independent/AP account says the operation takes place in Baghdad’s fortified Green Zone and that the arrests are linked to information provided in a statement by former Deputy Minister of Oil Adnan al-Jumaili, who was arrested last month. It also reports that the arrests include members of Parliament whose immunity has been lifted, indicating legal steps have been taken to allow prosecution or detention. Other reports, including ABC News and the New York Post, describe the arrests generally and cite the state agency as the source, without adding further details. The Washington Times similarly reports that dozens of political officials are detained on corruption charges. Across the coverage, the main points are that Iraqi security forces carry out an overnight operation, that the detentions relate to corruption allegations, and that lawmakers are among those affected following the lifting of parliamentary immunity.