A family that is in the U.S. illegally
No one is surprised by this
Biden-appointed judge blocks deportation of Boulder attack suspect’s family despite visa violations
In an emergency ruling, a Biden administration-appointed federal judge in Colorado halted the deportation of the wife and five children of Mohamed Soliman, the Egyptian national under federal investigation for the Boulder firebombing attack on Sunday.
The temporary restraining order (TRO), issued by U.S. District Judge Gordon P. Gallagher, prevents federal immigration authorities from removing Soliman’s wife, Hayem El Gamal, and the couple’s five children from the country — at least for now.
“Defendants are temporarily restrained and enjoined from removing Hayem El Gamal and her five minor children from the State of Colorado or the United States,” Gallagher wrote in the order.
The ruling will remain in effect until a scheduled hearing on June 13.
The judge’s order is barely 2 pages long, and fails to quote any actual law for his temporary restraining order. None. Zip. Nada. Do Democrats really want to die on the hill of protecting the family of a terrorist who tried to kill Jews who are American citizens? And he and his family were let into the US despite being denied once before and because he was a supporter of the Muslim Brotherhood and other Islamic extremists.
Gallagher (not the funny one) is another crazy leftist judge who wants is using his judicial perch based on beliefs, not law.
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