Mohamed Soliman’s guilty plea in the Boulder firebombing case raises new questions about the future of his estranged wife and five children, who previously called Colorado Springs home. An independent legal expert explains how the plea could intersect with the family’s ongoing immigration fight.

Mohamed Sabry Soliman, the Egyptian terrorist who murdered 82-year-old Karen Diamond in an attack on a march for the hostages in Colorado, pleaded guilty in court to 12 charges, including nine hate crime counts.

The wife and five children of the man suspected of throwing Molotov cocktails at a crowd of pro-Israel demonstrators last June were ordered released from federal custody by a