Bill to condemn Boulder attack on pro-Israel activists sees over 100 Dems voting no

More than 100 Democrats voted against the Republican parliament’s decision to condemn the terrorist attack accused in Bulder, Colorado.

It has been 280-113, with 75 democratic joining Republicans to vote for the bill. Six of the lawmakers, five democrats and one republic, “present”.

The legislation was presented by Representative Gabi Evans, R-COLO, last week in response to the attack. But Democratic lawmakers made it clear that they were opposing the language in the decision that they felt was a political charged.

In addition to condemning the attack, it seemed that the decision of Evans reprimanded the states of the blue tendencies that were at odds with the federal immigration authorities, and condemned the illegal immigrants who also exceeded their visas.

The second draft law, led by Representative Jeff van Drew, RN.J, and Joe Niguzi, Md Colo, has been widely condemned to a rise in anti-Semitic attacks in the United States that the legislation recorded wider support from the two parties, and that passes 400-0, with the vote of only two legislators “present”.

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However, Evans’s decision indicated more specifically that the issue of terrorist suspects, Muhammad Sabri Suleiman, who has exceeded a tourist visa and a later work license, “clarifies the risks of not removing from the foreigners in the country who fail to comply with the conditions of their visas.”

The Egyptian citizen faces federal charges after he was claimed that he was trying to set fire to peaceful demonstrators who were protesting against the constant possession of Hamas for the Israeli hostages in Gaza.

The Trump administration has pledged that his family would be deported from the United States

Evans’s decision also confirms that free and open communication between law enforcement and local state and their federal counterparts remain the cornerstone of public safety and is necessary in preventing terrorist attacks “and expresses his gratitude to law enforcement employees, including American immigration and customs enforcement, to protect Hadland.”

This comes at a time when Democrats controlled, such as Los Angeles and Nafsille, Tennessee, have witnessed their leaders criticizing the Trump administration’s ice campaign.

Dealing with the Trump administration of anti -ice riots in Los Angeles has motivated the flow of contempt from Democratic officials, especially the decision to send the National Guard forces to dismantle the demonstrations.

The leader of the minority in the House of Representatives, Hakim Jeffrez, DN.Y, criticized Evans’s decision in the comments on correspondents on Monday.

Representative Gabi Evans led the decision. (Tierney L. Cross/Getty Images)

“Who is this man? He does not care seriously about combating anti -Semitism in America. This is not a serious effort,” said Jeffrez. “Enthusiasm is a lesion on America. It should not be made politically.”

Jeffrez Evans also called a “joke”.

Evans responded to X, “Our nation has served in the official dress in the Middle East, as a policeman in Colorado, and now as a member of Congress. These offensive offensive feelings from the Democratic leader are the reason for continuing anti -Semitism. The left is unclear in finding real solutions.”

Representative Dan Goldman, DN.Y. And he is a Jew, also criticized Evans’s decision.

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“It was not here, Mr. Evans, the last period, but there were about 10 anti -Semitic decisions, which actually said the same thing to score political points. We Jews are fasting from their use as shys.”

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But Van Drew, who leads a decision of the two parties who condemns anti -Semitism but does not discuss immigration, defended the Ivan management.

“Yes, it is different from me. She focused me purely on anti -Semitism here in the world. But it puts a valid point not only for Jews, but for many innocent victims. Whether that rises, whether women who are exposed to rape, women do not have surgery.

The legislators who voted “present” on the decision of Van Drew were the representatives of Rashida Tleb, De Mish, and Margori Taylor Green, R.

Green wrote about X after the vote, “anti-Semitic hate crimes are wrong, but all of them are all hate crimes. However, Congress never votes on hate crimes committed against white people, Christians, men, homeless or countless others. The Americans-between the Americans-between the Americans-among the voices that were settled.