Lawyer representing Boulder terror suspect’s family suspended for misconduct
The lawyer representing the family of Boulder terrorism suspect Mohamed Soliman, working to prevent their deportations, has had trouble staying within the lines of the legal profession, according to a new report.
The Federalist has documented how Susanna Dvortsin, “has an integrity problem.”
Dvortsin is working with the family of Soliman, who is in custody on charges he used Molotov cocktails and a homemade flamethrower to try to burn Jewish marchers at an event in Boulder.
“In 2019, Dvortsin was suspended from practicing law for ‘misconduct concerning an immigration matter,'” the report said. “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.”
She was suspended from practice before the Department of Homeland Security, the Board of Immigration Appeals, immigration courts, and the state of South Dakota.
Guess who was banned from practicing law in 2019 for immigration misconduct? The attorney for the illegal immigrant family of the Egyptian terrorist who set a bunch of Jews on fire in Colorado.
In 2019, the South Dakota Supreme Court prohibited Susanna Dvortsin from practicing… pic.twitter.com/cUgJVnjmK0
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The report also noted that earlier, in 2008, she was in court fighting a DHS decision to dismiss her from a job she held for a time at the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services.
Her appeal was denied, and in the order announcing that decision, it was revealed she lied on a 2006 form required for national security positions, the SF-86.
She took a job in 2006 as an asylum officer in Los Angeles, then days before a probationary period ended she was dismissed for having failed to provide information on that form.
“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,” the report said.
Soliman’s family members apparently all are Egyptian citizens.