Judge Denies Release, Allows Deportation of Mohamed Sabry Soliman’s Family by Trump Administration Amid White House Social Media Confusion

A federal judge has denied the release request and dismissed a lawsuit filed by the family members of Mohamed Sabry Soliman, the man accused of a deadly antisemitic attack at a pro-Israel march in Colorado. The family had challenged their detention and potential deportation by the Trump administration, but the judge ruled that they are not eligible for expedited removal. The ruling allows for the deportation of Soliman's wife and their five children back to Egypt. The judge referenced confusion caused by social media posts from the White House in the decision. Separately, a man accused of vandalizing the Ottawa Holocaust memorial was also denied bail.