NEWSNATIONNOW (Jeff Arnold) - Afghan woman deported in first Alien Terrorist Removal Court ruling
Nazira Haji Zada's son and son-in-law were previously convicted on charges linked to an election day terrorism plot .
AXIOS (Avery Lotz) - Afghan woman deported in first-ever "Alien Terrorist" court case, DOJ says
An Afghan national who was the first-ever case before the federal Alien Terrorist Removal Court has been deported, the Justice Department announced Friday. The big picture: The DOJ win before the previously dormant court could give the administration a path to remove people it links to terrorism while keeping much of its evidence secret, Axios previously reported. Driving the news: Chief Judge Joan Ericksen directed the removal of Nazira Haji Zada, a lawful permanent resident whom the government accused of assisting her son and son-in-law's foiled 2024 shooting plot, in a recently unsealed August 20 order. - The DOJ said "the government used classified information to establish that Zada is an alien terrorist" and that Zada accepted…
YOUTUBE (Dr. Steve Turley) - Trump Just ACTIVATED a Secret Court to DEPORT Alien Terrorists!!!
The Alien Terrorist Removal Court (ATRC), established nearly 30 years ago, has been activated for the first time by the Trump administration to address illegal immigration and national security concerns. This unique court allows for the expedited deportation of noncitizens labeled as alien terrorists using classified evidence, significantly reducing procedural requirements and due process typically involved in legal proceedings. ----------------------------------- Go to https://offer.sierramadreresearch.com/dr-steve-turley-fb to get your Fire Blanket today. *The content presented by sponsors may contain affiliate links. When you click and shop the links, Turley Talks may receive a small commission.* ----------------------------------- End…
AXIOS (Andrew Pantazi) - Trump's DOJ turns to a never-used court for its next deportation fight
The Justice Department is asking a never-before-used federal court to remove an unnamed noncitizen, the first use of a 30-year-old process that could give President Trump a new tool for his deportation agenda . Why it matters: If the Justice Department wins, it could remove people it links to terrorism while keeping much of its evidence secret. - A loss could show why this court sat idle for 30 years: The law may demand more than the government wants to provide. Driving the news: The DOJ filed the first application in the Alien Terrorist Removal Court's history last Wednesday. - The one-page filing does not name the person, the alleged conduct or the part of the anti-terrorism law the department cited. News site Court Watch first…