Family of suspect in Colorado firebomb attack held in immigration custody | Donald Trump News

The American Secretary of Internal Security, Kristi Noem, said that the authorities investigating the question of whether the family knew a planned “odious attack”.

In the United States, federal officials have taken custody of the family of a man suspected of Attack a pro-Israeli gathering In Boulder, Colorado, during the weekend.

On Tuesday, in a video, the American secretary for internal security, Kristi Noem, announced that the family of the Egyptian national Mohamed Sabry Soliman had been owned by immigration and the application of customs (ICE).

“This terrorist will be prosecuted as far as the law,” said Noem in the video. “We are investigating to what extent his family knew about this odious attack, if they knew, or if they provided him with support.”

Police accused the 45 -year -old Soliman of having launched Molotov cocktails in a crowd Who had met for an event organized by Run For Their Lives, a group calling for the release of Israeli captives held in Gaza.

According to an affidavit, Soliman shouted the “free Palestine” while launching the incendiary devices.

The fire bombs injured 12 people, three of whom remain hospitalized. Police said Soliman had planned the attack for more than a year. He faces federal accusations on hatred crimes.

“When he was interviewed about the attack, he said he wanted them all, he had no regrets, and he would return and start again,” J Bishop, Greewell, the American prosecutor of Colorado said on Monday at a press conference.

Soliman said he had acted alone and that no one else knew his plans. But officials of the American president Donald Trump said they would investigate if his wife and five children were aware of the suspect’s intentions.

Administration officials also underlined the fact that Soliman, an Egyptian national, was in the United States with an expired tourist visa, linking his arrest – and that of his family – to a more important push against undocumented immigration.

“The United States has no tolerance for foreign visitors who support terrorism,” journalists from the White House, Karoline Leavitt said on Tuesday.

“Under the Trump administration, extraterrestrials will only be admitted to the United States through the legal process and only if they do not support hostile attitudes towards our citizens, our culture, our government, our institutions or, above all, our founding principles.”

Soliman’s family includes a woman and five children. The Official White House account on the social media platform X indicated that they “could be expelled this evening”.

“Six one -way tickets for Mohamed’s wife and five children. Boarding final to come soon ”, Post of Tuesday read.

The attack comes in the midst of increasing tensions in the United States about the continuous war of Israel in Gaza, that the United Nations experts and human rights groups have compared to a genocide. It also comes less than two weeks later fatal shot of two Israeli embassy employees outside a Jewish museum in Washington, DC.

The Jewish and Muslim and Arab communities have reported strong increases in harassment and violence since the start of the war.

Trump and its allies have used concerns about anti-Semitism as a pretext to repel the hard line policies on immigration and a repression of pro-Palestine activists.

“This is yet another example of the reason why we have to keep our borders in safety and expel the illegal anti-American radicals from our homeland,” said Trump in an article on social networks on Monday.

But the president and his supporters themselves faced anti -Semitic rhetoric. And the pressure of his administration to expel foreign nationals caused an alarm among the groups of civil freedoms.

The administration is currently trying to expel several international students involved in pro-Palestinian activity, including a Turkish graduate student named Rumeysa Ozturk.

His legal team argues that Ozturk seems to have been arrested for having co-signed an elogious calling at the end of the war in Gaza. Ozturk was released The detention of immigrants in May following a legal challenge, but it continues to face the expulsion procedure.