Mainstream media outlet slammed for ‘disgraceful’ reporting on family of alleged Boulder terrorist

Mainstream media outlet USA Today is being slammed online and by the White House for "disgraceful" reporting lamenting the imaginable deportation of the household of amerciable alien Mohamed Sabry Soliman, the superior fishy successful the firebombing panic onslaught against Jewish Americans successful Boulder, Colorado.

USA Today ran an nonfiction connected Wednesday with the headline, "Boulder suspect’s girl dreamed of studying medicine. Now she faces deportation." The article’s subheading said Soliman’s teenage daughter, Habiba Soliman, "moved to the U.S. hoping to survey medicine" but "then her father, Mohamed Soliman, was charged with a hatred transgression successful an onslaught aimed astatine peaceful Jewish demonstrators."

After aggravated disapproval online, the outlet appears to person changed the article’s header to present read, "Habiba Soliman wanted to beryllium a doctor. Then, her begetter firebombed Jewish marchers successful Boulder." USA Today said the nonfiction was "recast and updated with caller information."

Soliman, 45, is an Egyptian nationalist who overstayed his visa aft entering the U.S. during the Biden administration, 3 DHS and ICE sources told Fox News. On Sunday, helium allegedly attacked a group of Jewish peaceful demonstrators utilizing Molotov cocktails, earnestly injuring much than a twelve people, including an 88-year-old Holocaust survivor.

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USA Today was slammed online and by the White House for "disgraceful" reporting connected the imaginable deportation of the household of amerciable alien Mohamed Sabry Soliman, the superior fishy successful the firebombing panic onslaught against Jewish Americans successful Boulder, Colo. (Boulder PD | Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

Soliman’s household is successful national custody and their visas person been revoked, sources told Fox News. The household is being processed for expedited removal.

In an X connection posted connected Tuesday afternoon, DHS Secretary Kristi Noem said her bureau is investigating his household to place "to what extent" they knew astir the alleged attack.

"Mohamed's despicable actions volition beryllium prosecuted to the fullest grade of the law, but we're besides investigating to what grade his household knew astir this horrific attack," Noem said successful the post. "If they had immoderate cognition of it oregon if they provided immoderate enactment to it."

The USA Today nonfiction lamented the abruptly transformed futures of Soliman’s household members, highlighting Habiba’s ambitions to beryllium successful the aesculapian assemblage and her advancement successful learning English.

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Video stills of a antheral constabulary identified arsenic Mohamed Soliman amusement him throwing an incendiary instrumentality into a radical of pro-Israel supporters (off-camera) successful Boulder, Colo., connected June 1, 2025. (Alex Osante)

The outlet wrote that "prior to the attack, Habiba Soliman had written astir her anticipation of accomplishing large things successful the U.S. … Instead, the White House said connected X connected Tuesday that Mohamed Soliman’s woman and 5 children ‘could beryllium deported by tonight.’"

Sen. Cynthia Lummis, R-Wyoming, commented connected the portion connected X, calling it "a disgraceful article."

"Instead of carrying h2o for the household of an amerciable alien terrorist, USA Today should walk immoderate clip and ink talking astir the victims of this heinous crime," said Lummis.

"A violent sets aged Jewish Americans connected occurrence and USA Today profiles the terrorist’s daughter—not the victims," wrote blimpish commentator John Hasson.

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Mohamed Soiman's location successful Colorado Springs, Colo. (Google Maps)

"There is nary bottommost for these publications. None," said Fox News contributor Joe Concha.

In a connection to Fox News Digital, White House spokesperson Abigail Jackson besides called the nonfiction "disgraceful."

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"Instead of drooling implicit an amerciable terrorist’s family, USA Today should person profiled the guiltless victims targeted by this sick idiosyncratic that was allowed into our state by the Biden Administration," Jackson wrote.

She added that "USA Today should apologize to the victims and their families for this disgraceful portion attempting to garner sympathy for a terrorist’s family."

USA Today did not instantly respond to Fox News Digital's petition for comment.

Fox News Digital's Sarah Rumpf-Whitten and Fox News Channel's Bill Melugin contributed to this article.