🛂 US Alien Terrorist Court Used for First Time in 29 Years
A secretive federal court created in 1996 but never previously used has deported its first subject — Nazira Haji Zada, a lawful permanent resident, to Afghanistan.
Haji Zada conceded to being an "alien terrorist" under the court's proceedings. The Alien Terrorist Removal Court was established nearly three decades ago as a mechanism to remove legal residents on national security grounds using classified evidence.
The case marks a significant shift in how the US government may pursue deportations of legal residents it designates as security threats, bypassing standard immigration courts.
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A secretive federal court created in 1996 but never previously used has deported its first subject — Nazira Haji Zada, a lawful permanent resident, to Afghanistan.
Haji Zada conceded to being an "alien terrorist" under the court's proceedings. The Alien Terrorist Removal Court was established nearly three decades ago as a mechanism to remove legal residents on national security grounds using classified evidence.
The case marks a significant shift in how the US government may pursue deportations of legal residents it designates as security threats, bypassing standard immigration courts.
Source
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