Trump sounds off on Boulder terror attack, slams Biden’s open border
President Donald Trump responded to the recent terrorist attack in Boulder, Colorado for the first time on Monday. An Egyptian national, Mohamed Sabry Soliman, allegedly threw Molotov cocktails into a crowd of pro-Israel protesters, injuring eight people. In his statement on TRUTH Social, Trump condemned the attack and emphasized that such acts of terrorism will not be tolerated in the United States.
Trump blamed the incident on President Biden’s open border policy, stating that Soliman came into the country through this policy. He called for the deportation of illegal, anti-American radicals and stressed the importance of securing the borders to prevent such attacks. Trump expressed his sympathy for the victims of the tragedy and the people of Boulder, Colorado.
Soliman is facing hate crime and murder charges following the attack. An FBI affidavit revealed that he shouted “Free Palestine” while throwing improvised incendiary devices at the protesters. He allegedly confessed to wanting to kill all Zionist people and expressed his willingness to carry out such an attack again.
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt confirmed that Trump is committed to protecting Jewish Americans and condemned the antisemitic violence seen in recent weeks. The FBI is investigating the Boulder attack as a targeted terrorist incident, and the Department of Homeland Security announced plans to revamp its ICE tip line to help remove criminal illegal aliens from the country.
The DHS Secretary, Kristi Noem, is working to allocate more resources and personnel to address the issue of illegal aliens in the country. The public is encouraged to report suspicious criminal activity to help law enforcement remove public safety threats and make America safe again.
As the investigation into the Boulder attack continues, Trump and his administration are focused on ensuring the safety and security of all Americans. The president has reiterated his commitment to combating terrorism and protecting the country from external threats.
