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HRES 485
HRES 485 condemns the antisemitic terrorist attack in Boulder, supports victims, and emphasizes law enforcement collaboration to enhance public safety and prevent future violence.
Bill Number: HRES 485
Title: Denouncing the antisemitic terrorist attack in Boulder, Colorado
Status: Submitted in House
Introduced: June 06, 2025
Classification: Resolution
HRES 485 is a resolution introduced in the House of Representatives that condemns a specific antisemitic terrorist attack that occurred in Boulder, Colorado. The resolution aims to address the implications of this attack on public safety and community relations.
The primary intent of HRES 485 is to:
- Condemn the actions of Mohammed Sabry Soliman, who is identified as the perpetrator of the antisemitic attack.
- Express solidarity with the victims and affirm the importance of law enforcement collaboration in preventing future terrorist acts.
The resolution includes several key provisions:
1. Condemnation of the Attack: It explicitly condemns the actions of Mohammed Sabry Soliman and labels the attack as antisemitic terrorism directed at peaceful demonstrators advocating for the release of hostages held by Hamas.
Support for Victims: The resolution includes a statement of prayer for the quick healing of the victims affected by the attack, highlighting the human impact of such violence.
Affirmation of Law Enforcement Collaboration: It emphasizes the necessity of open communication between state, local, and federal law enforcement agencies as a critical component of public safety and a preventive measure against terrorism.
Gratitude to Law Enforcement: The resolution expresses appreciation for the efforts of law enforcement officers, including personnel from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, in safeguarding the homeland.
The resolution primarily addresses:
- Victims of the Attack: Individuals who were harmed or traumatized by the attack in Boulder.
- Law Enforcement Agencies: State, local, and federal law enforcement bodies that are involved in public safety and counter-terrorism efforts.
- The Broader Community: Communities affected by antisemitic violence and those advocating for human rights and safety.
The resolution is sponsored by:
- Gabe Evans (Primary Sponsor)
- Jeff Hurd (Cosponsor)
- Lauren Boebert (Cosponsor)
- Jeff Crank (Cosponsor)
This summary provides an overview of HRES 485, detailing its purpose, key provisions, and the potential impact on affected communities and law enforcement agencies.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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