Victoria Albert
Publishing Editor at The Wall Street Journal
breaking news editor @wsj, tacos every other hour of the day. formerly @cbsnews. all opinions, especially the bad ones, are my own
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2 days ago |
wsj.com | Victoria Albert
A petition on behalf of the family challenged the use of expedited removalA federal judge in Colorado has issued an order blocking the deportation of the family of Egyptian national Mohamed Sabry Soliman, the man accused in Sunday’s incendiary attack in Boulder, Colo. In a Wednesday order, Judge Gordon Gallagher prevented the government from removing Soliman’s wife and five children for the time being, saying that deporting them without legal process could cause irreparable harm.
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4 days ago |
wsj.com | Sadie Gurman |Jack Morphet |Victoria Albert
Twelve victims suffered injuries from an incendiary attack on a Jewish groupMohamed Sabry Soliman bought flowers and disguised himself as a gardener in an orange vest so he could get as close as possible to members of a Jewish group in Boulder, Colo., before attacking them with incendiary devices, authorities said Monday.
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4 days ago |
jp.wsj.com | Sadie Gurman |Jack Morphet |Victoria Albert
米コロラド州ボルダーでユダヤ人グループが火炎放射器で襲われた事件で、訴追されたモハメド・サブリー・ソリマン容疑者（45）は捜査当局に対し、「シオニストを皆殺しにしたい、全員死ねばいいと思った」として、1年前から計画していたと供述した。新たな裁判文書で明らかになった。 ソリマン容疑者は、1日午後に起きた襲撃事件で連邦ヘイトクライム罪に問われた。この事件では8人が負傷し、やけどを負った人もいた。襲撃時、ユダヤ人グループはイスラム組織ハマスに拘束されているイスラエル人の人質に注目を集めるため、週1回の集会を開いていた。Copyright ©2025 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 87990cbe856818d5eddac44c7b1cdeb8
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5 days ago |
wsj.com | Sadie Gurman |Jack Morphet |Victoria Albert
Mohamed Sabry Soliman in the U.S. with an expired visa, Homeland Security says; All eight victims are alive, police sayThe man accused of using a flamethrower in an attack on a Jewish group in Boulder, Colo. told investigators he had been planning it for a year because he “wanted to kill all Zionist people and wished they were all dead,” according to new court documents.
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1 week ago |
wsj.com | Mariah Timms |Victoria Albert
Judges are pushing back on the government’s efforts to deport students and academicsThe Trump administration has grabbed nationwide attention with the arrest of students and academics as part of its push to limit pro-Palestinian speech on college campuses. One by one, judges are pushing back on those efforts. In recent weeks, the courts have released several foreign students from detention while their cases continue and halted the government’s efforts to limit international student visas.
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