White House threatens deportation in Colorado, suspect family

Federal Immigration Agents Tuesday took custody of the family Mohammed SolimanA man who is accused of murdering in fire attack on the demonstrators in Colorado Last weekend, Home Security Minister Christie Noah said.

The official account in the X White House wrote about the arrest of the family and wrote: “They could be deported tonight.”

In the following post, the White House said: “Six one -sided tickets for Mohammed’s wife and five children. The final call will soon come out.”

Nom said the authorities were investigating whether the Soliman’s family knew about an attack on Sunday, a 45-year-old National Egyptian national in Baulder, in a group that called for the release of Israeli hostages to the Hamas militant group.

Soliman is married to five children. The family lives in Colorado -Springs.

“Today, @Dhsgov and @icegov accept the family of the suspect Baulder, Colorado – terrorist and illegal aliens Mohammed Soliman in the care of ice,” NOM said in her message on X.

“This terrorist will be held accountable to the full law. We will investigate the extent to which his family knew about this horrific attack when they knew about him or when they support it,” Nem wrote.

“I continue to pray for the victims of this attack and their families. Justice will be submitted.”

Secretary of State Mark Rubio on Monday warned: “In the light of yesterday’s horrific attack (N Colorado), all terrorists, their family members and terrorist condolences here on a visa should know that we will find you, withdraw your visa and deported you under Trump administration.”

Soliman entered the US legally in August 2022 on a visa, which is usually issued to tourists and applied for asylum next month, the Internal Security Department reports, NBC News reports.

The visa ended in February 2023, but Soliman did not run out of legal efforts to stay in the US, NBC reports.

The court documents state that Soliman said to the authorities that he had planned an attack on Sunday and that he had been waiting for his execution while his daughter had graduated from school.

Soliman allegedly shouted “Free Palestine!” When he attacked the demonstrators a makeshift fire and cocktails Molotov, sending eight of them to a hospital with Berns.

He is accused of the state court of many points at the assassination, attack and storage of a incendiary device. In this case, it holds a bond of $ 10 million.

Soliman is also accused of a federal court of a crime with hatred related to a group of their religion or ethnicity.

After his arrest, Soliman told the authorities that he “wanted them all to die”, according to Colorado, who is acting as a US prosecutor J. Bishop Grewel.

“He did not regret it, and he came back and did it again,” said Grewel.