The wife and five children of Mohamed Sabry Soliman, the suspect in the recent Boulder, Colorado firebomb attack, have been taken into federal custody by U.S. immigration authorities. Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, Kristi Noem, confirmed that the family is currently being processed for expedited removal. Authorities are investigating the family’s possible knowledge about the attack, which targeted a pro-Israel group and left 12 people injured. The suspect, an Egyptian national living in the U.S. on an expired visa, faced several charges including federal hate crimes.
Security Concerns and Community Response
The incident has raised serious security concerns within Jewish communities across the United States. In response, Boulder community leaders and organizers are preparing to hold a Jewish festival with increased security measures to protect attendees. Additionally, Christian faith leaders have led prayers at the attack site, demonstrating solidarity and support for the affected community.
Ongoing Investigation
The investigation continues to examine the suspect’s movements and motives leading up to the attack, including reports that he planned to use a gun but was unable to purchase one due to citizenship status. This event, along with a series of antisemitic attacks nationwide, has led to calls for heightened security and community vigilance.
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