Illegal immigrant behind Colorado terror attack?

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Reports are now revealing that the alleged anti-Semitic would-be terrorist who launched an attack on a Jewish gathering in Boulder, Colorado, was an illegal immigrant who entered the country during the Biden administration. The suspect was allowed to stay in the U.S. long after his visa expired.

The Trump administration stated that the 45-year-old Egyptian national was given a work permit after he violated the law by overstaying his visa.

Mohamed Sabry Soliman has been accused of attacking several elderly protestors who were participating in a “Run for Their Lives” walk. The event was created as a call to release Israeli hostages in Gaza.

Reports say Soliman used a “makeshift flamethrower,” along with a Molotov cocktail during the attack. Several media outlets say Soliman shouted, “Free Palestine!” while carrying out this horrific act of violence, just as the alleged killer of the D.C. Israeli embassy staffers did last month.
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The story does not indicate why Soliman was allowed to remain in the US.  The "Free Palestine" issue does not make much sense, but it is apparently a claim against the state of Israel, which has a much longer connection with the area than do the so called Palestinian Arabs who oppose the Jewish state.

See also:

'Colorado Man': Mike Johnson Shreds Dems With Brutal Priorities Check in Preview of Midterms Messaging

And:

 Meet the Serial Child Sex-Offender Arrested by ICE in a Blue-State 1,500-Illegals Sting

And:

 Miranda Devine: Migrant crime defined Biden’s legacy — and Trump is tasked with cleaning up the mess

And:

 Trump Announces New Travel Ban After Boulder Terror Attack: 'We Don’t Want Them'

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