United States Detains Granddaughter Of Deceased Commander Soleimani
United States federal authorities have taken Hamideh Soleimani, the granddaughter of the deceased Iranian Commander Qasem Soleimani, into custody. According to official reports from news agencies, Soleimani and her daughter were apprehended following the formal cancellation of their permanent residency permits, commonly known as Green Cards.
The detention was executed by agents from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) after a directive from the United States Department of State effectively terminated their legal status within the country.
Immigration Authorities Arrest Hamideh Soleimani Following Visa Revocation
The U.S. Department of State confirmed that both Hamideh Soleimani Afshar and her daughter are currently being held in an ICE detention facility. The decision to revoke their residency was finalized by the Secretary of State the previous evening.
Secretary Marco Rubio issued a public statement clarifying the administration’s position, asserting that Hamideh Soleimani Afshar had demonstrated open support for a regime responsible for orchestrating attacks against American citizens. Rubio emphasized that the individuals had publicly aligned themselves with a government that frequently characterizes the United States as the “Great Satan.”
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Secretary Rubio stated that the revocation of the Green Cards for both Afshar and her daughter was a necessary measure to ensure national security. He noted that the Trump administration is committed to preventing the United States from becoming a haven for individuals who support designated terrorist governments.
The two women are currently awaiting formal deportation proceedings while in federal custody. This move signals a rigorous enforcement of immigration laws against family members of high-ranking Iranian figures associated with the previous regime’s military apparatus.
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In response to these developments and the heightening geopolitical friction, senior Iranian official Mohsen Rezaee issued a sharp rhetorical rebuttal via social media. Rezaee dismissed recent American claims regarding the degradation of Iranian military capabilities, specifically refuting assertions that Iranian air defense systems had been neutralized. He characterized these reports as consistent falsehoods. Rather than calling for the dismissal of American military generals, Rezaee explicitly demanded the removal of President Donald Trump from office, suggesting that the President’s leadership is the primary obstacle to stability.
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Rezaee’s statements, carried by various Arab media outlets, further criticized the current American command structure. He argued that it would be more appropriate for the United States to terminate the presidency of Donald Trump instead of targeting military commanders. He maintained that the Iranian military has spent years preparing for a potential large-scale conflict with the United States and warned that the regime still possesses “surprises” for its adversaries. His remarks underscore the persistent defiance of the Iranian leadership despite increasing diplomatic and economic pressure from Washington.
Department Of State Confirms Custody Of Iranian Nationals Afshar
The arrest of Soleimani’s descendants adds a personal and domestic dimension to the ongoing international standoff. The Department of State has reiterated that residency in the United States is a privilege that can be rescinded if the recipient is found to be in ideological or operational alignment with hostile foreign powers. As the deportation process moves forward, the administration continues to monitor Iranian responses both in the Persian Gulf and in the digital sphere. The intersection of immigration enforcement and foreign policy remains a central pillar of the current administration’s strategy toward Tehran, as reflected in the direct actions taken against the Afshar family.
