The alleged attacker in Sunday’s firebombing of a pro-Israel vigil in Boulder, Colo., overstayed his visa and was subsequently granted a work permit by the Biden administration, White House Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy Stephen Miller said on Monday.

White House official Stephen Miller said the attack on pro-Israel activists highlighted the risks of lax immigration enforcement.{ai:summary}The suspect in the firebombing of a pro-Israel vigil in Boulder, Colorado, had overstayed his visa and was later issued a work permit by the Biden administration, according to White House Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy Stephen Miller. This incident raises concerns about immigration policies and their implications for public safety. #illegals

Boulder terror suspect got work permit despite visa overstay: White House official Stephen Miller

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