Boulder Suspect’s Family Files Habeas Petition After DHS Blocks Bond-Ordered Release
The filing contests DHS’s automatic stay that halted an immigration judge’s bond order for the wife and five children held in Texas.
Overview
- The petition was filed Monday in U.S. District Court for the Western District of Texas seeking the family’s immediate release from ICE custody.
- An immigration judge on Sept. 19 granted a $15,000 bond after finding the mother and five children were not a danger or flight risk, according to court documents.
- DHS invoked an automatic stay less than an hour later, leaving the family detained for months unless a federal judge intervenes.
- Attorneys say the FBI and DHS found no evidence linking the family to the June 1 attack, while DHS has argued they pose a flight risk.
- Mohamed Soliman remains jailed on state and federal charges stemming from the Boulder firebomb attack that killed one person and injured more than a dozen.