Family of Boulder suspect detained amid rising tensions and political debates

The family of Mohamed Soliman, the suspect in the Boulder attack that injured 12 people, has been detained by immigration authorities for potential support or knowledge of the attack, which involved petrol bombs and targeted a march for Israeli hostages. Soliman, who arrived in the US on a tourist visa and later claimed asylum, admitted to planning the attack for a year, and his family members are under investigation to determine their involvement or awareness.