Boulder firebombing suspect’s family again released from federal custody after 2 judges halt bid to deport them
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The wife and children of the Boulder firebombing suspect were freed from federal custody for the second time in three days late Saturday, after two judges halted immigration authorities’ attempt to deport them.
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What happened
The wife and children of the Boulder firebombing suspect were freed from federal custody for the second time in three days late Saturday, after two judges halted immigration authorities’ attempt to deport them.
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