On Wednesday, we learned that a federal judge in Colorado has blocked the deportation of the family of the accused Boulder firebomber, Mohamed Soliman. The family is represented by a "Next Friend," Susanna Dvortsin; it was she who was the petitioner in the case wherein that federal judge blocked the deportation.
Turns out, as The Federalist has uncovered, that Susanna Dvortsin has quite the checkered past herself.
Susanna Dvortsin, the attorney trying to prevent the family of Mohamed Soliman — the illegal alien charged with setting Jewish demonstrators on fire in Boulder, CO — from being deported, has an integrity problem.
In 2019, Dvortsin was suspended from practicing law for “misconduct concerning an immigration matter.”
The suspension, lasting 115 days, was requested by the Supreme Court of South Dakota and approved by the U.S. Department of Justice’s Executive Office for Immigration Review.
The Federalist's co-founder and CEO, Sean Davis, also broke the news on X:
Mr. Davis's X post continues:
In 2019, the South Dakota Supreme Court prohibited Susanna Dvortsin from practicing law in the state due to “misconduct concerning an immigration matter.” The U.S. Department of Justice went even further in 2019 and banned Dvortsin from practicing law before the Department of Homeland Security.
“[Dvortsin] is immediately suspended from the practice of law before the Board [of Immigration Appeals], the Immigration Courts, or the DHS,” the U.S. DOJ ruled in 2019.
This is too rich. She was banned from practicing law before DHS. During the Biden administration. The Biden administration, which held ICE and DHS back as millions poured into our country unscreened and unvetted.
But wait! There's more! Turns out Susanna Dvortsin was fired from a job with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services in California. You'll never guess why.
In 2008, Dvortsin was in court on her own behalf, appealing the DHS decision to fire her from a job she held for a short time in U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services.
According to an order denying her appeal, Dvortsin lied on a May 2, 2006 form required for national security positions, the Standard Form 86 (SF-86).
She was hired in June 2006 as an asylum officer in the Los Angeles Asylum Office, and worked for almost a year. But days before her one-year probationary period ended in June 2007, she was fired because of missing, relevant information on the SF-86.
According to the order, Dvortsin failed to disclose that her daughter’s father was an illegal alien. She also failed to disclose that she had been prescribed psychiatric medication over the previous seven years. The form was also missing credit information, and she failed to list foreign trips she had made.
What is it with these people?
This person has no business representing anyone anywhere for anything, much less the family of an illegal alien who is accused of attempted murder and terrorism. The family, described by DHS as "Egyptian citizens," apparently has no more business being in the United States than does Mohamed Soliman. There's no reason to keep them here. As far as we have been able to ascertain, none of them are working on a cancer cure or even a better mousetrap; they were here only on the sufferance of the United States of America, and that sufferance has run out. They are the family of a terrorist and should be deported.
What's Susanna Dvortsin's motivation here? It's hard to credit anyone so prizing the wishes of illegal aliens, the family of a terrorist, over Americans. But, in the political left and the legacy media (but I repeat myself), she sure seems to have plenty of company.
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