Judge Approves Deportation of Terror Suspect’s Family

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Judge Approves Deportation of Terror Suspect’s Family — a ruling that marks a rare moment of legal clarity in a sea of policy confusion. This isn’t just about one man’s horrific crimes—it’s about how a broken immigration system may have helped enable them.

Mohamed Soliman’s attack on peaceful demonstrators in Boulder wasn’t random. Fueled by hate, he hurled firebombs at senior citizens chanting for hostages to be freed. His manifesto—filled with anti-Semitic rhetoric—left no doubt about his intent. And yet, despite overstaying his visa, he was granted work authorization. His family was allowed to remain—until now.

A federal judge has cleared the way for their deportation, overriding a temporary halt by a Biden appointee. But the real question is: why did it take a mass casualty attack for policy enforcement to kick in?

This ruling raises hard questions about national security, due process, and whether America has the political will to protect its citizens from imported extremism. Compassion must never become a cover for institutional neglect.

Where do we draw the line between protecting the innocent and enabling the radicalized?
Can justice coexist with leniency when lives are at stake?

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#immigrationpolicy #boulderattack #terrorism #bordersecurity #judicialaccountability