Allison Sherry
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first heard Jun 2025
last heard 13 May
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But she still has no clear path for legal status.
For NPR News, I'm Alison Sherry in Denver.
Authorities say that 46-year-old Muhammad Soleiman had told them he planned the June 1st attack for a year and wanted to use a firearm but was denied purchase of one because of his immigration status.
Instead, he used Molotov cocktails.
Soleiman pleaded not guilty to more than 100 state charges related to that attack on a crowd gathered on a pedestrian mall in Boulder.
Fifteen people were injured, including one elderly woman who died later from her injuries.
Those charges include first-degree murder and attempted murder.
Suleiman also faces federal hate crimes charges.
Both trials are planned for next year.
For NPR News, I'm Alison Sherry in Boulder.
the administration has not only claimed an eye-popping increase on assaults on federal immigration officers, but they've also assured the public that anyone who assaults an officer will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
Colorado Public Radio looked nationally at federal court charges for assaults on federal officers and have seen an increase since Trump took office.
Roughly 25% more cases have been filed against people for assaulting an ICE officer.
A lot of those charges come from cities that have seen increased immigration enforcement, including Los Angeles.
The administration has not commented, though, on how or where they're coming up with the 1,000%.
For NPR News, I'm Allison Sherry in Denver.
Mohamed Suleiman is charged with a dozen counts, mostly hate crimes, for allegedly throwing firebombs at people peacefully trying to raise awareness for Israeli hostages on a pedestrian mall.
Federal prosecutors say he targeted the group because he perceived them to be Zionist and because of their quote national origin.
But in a court appearance last week, Suleiman's public defender says he targeted the group because of their politics.
politics, not their national origin, and politics is not covered under the federal hate crime law.
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