**Federal Judge Stops Deportation of Egyptian Man's Family**

In a significant court decision, a federal judge has blocked the Trump administration's efforts to deport the wife and children of an Egyptian national, accused of hurling molotov cocktails at a pro-Israel rally in Colorado. The judge's order came on Wednesday after immigration authorities had taken the family into custody and pledged to promptly remove them from the United States.

The ruling highlights the legal challenges faced by the administration in its immigration policies, particularly in cases linked to criminal allegations. The Egyptian man’s actions at the Colorado demonstration have already drawn significant attention, complicating matters for his detained family members.

With the judge’s intervention, the family has been granted a temporary reprieve, preventing their immediate expulsion from the country. The case spotlight the broader implications of deportation proceedings in instances involving accused individuals and their relatives.