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Trump Condemns Boulder Attack, Calls for Stricter US Border Policies

Following the attack in Boulder, Colorado, former President Donald Trump condemned the incident and linked the suspect's presence to the Biden administration's border policies. The suspect, Mohamed Sabry Soliman, entered the US legally in 2022 but overstayed. The White House emphasized accountability for any illegal immigrants involved in terrorism. Community and international leaders condemned the violence and urged unity.

Trump Condemns Boulder Attack, Calls for Stricter US Border Policies

Trump Condemns Colorado Attack and Points to Border Policy

Former President Donald Trump strongly condemned the violent attack in Boulder, Colorado, stating that such acts "will not be tolerated" in the United States. In a message on his social media platform, Truth Social, Trump linked the suspect's presence in the country to what he described as the Biden administration's "open border policy."

Trump identified the suspect as Mohamed Sabry Soliman, claiming he was in the country illegally. Trump called for enhanced border enforcement and the deportation of individuals he referred to as "illegal, anti-American radicals."

Details on Suspect's US Entry and Status

A Homeland Security official confirmed that Soliman entered the United States in August 2022 on a non-immigrant visa. Subsequently, he was granted a two-year work authorization in March 2023, which expired earlier this year.

Trump emphasized the necessity of prosecuting acts of terrorism fully and reiterated the importance of securing US borders against individuals involved in violent acts.

White House Response and Accountability Measures

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt characterized the Boulder incident as "an act of despicable evil" during an interview. She affirmed that the administration would hold Soliman and any other individuals residing in the country illegally who engage in terrorism accountable.

Leavitt stressed that entering the US is a privilege, not a right. She stated that anyone who promotes anti-American values or participates in violence will face visa revocation and deportation.

Community and International Reactions

The Islamic Center of Boulder publicly condemned the attack, describing it as a "targeted act of violence" with no place in the community. Their statement underlined the threat hate and violence pose to all Americans and called for unity in supporting the victims while rejecting divisive efforts.

Additionally, international leaders expressed their sorrow. The Prime Minister of Israel labeled the attack a "vicious terror attack against peaceful people" and conveyed prayers for the injured.

Key Points:

  • Mohamed Sabry Soliman entered the US on a non-immigrant visa in August 2022.
  • He received a two-year work authorization in March 2023; visa expired earlier in 2025.
  • Former President Trump linked the suspect's presence to current border policy failures.
  • White House reiterated strict measures against individuals involved in terrorism.
  • Local communities and international officials condemned the violence and called for unity.
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