Alien Terrorist Removal Court deports Legal US Resident

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CheeseSndwch
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For the first time, the Justice Department brought a case before a decades-old but until now unused special court to deport a legal US resident to Afghanistan after she conceded to being an "alien terrorist," court records show.

Prosecutors alleged Nazira Haji Zada, 47, originally from Afghanistan, supported a plan by her son and son-in-law to commit an Islamic State-inspired mass shooting on Election Day in 2024, according to court documents. Both men have already been charged and will be deported following their release from prison. Haji Zada's son, Abdullah Haji Zada, 19, was sentenced to 15 years in prison.

Haji Zada was arrested in July at her home in Fort Worth, Texas, and had an initial hearing in late July. Instead of charging Haji Zada in the criminal justice system, leaders at the Justice Department launched the first-ever civil proceedings at the Alien Terrorist Removal Court. The secretive court allows for a lower standard of proof to remove a person from American soil.

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There's a first time for everything. Hopefully this sets a precedent going forward.
Biz Ag
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AG
I voted for this.

FAFO

Now GTFO
Pichael Thompson
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Wait

The terrorist plotters got 15 years?


Why the **** weren't they executed?



Wtf are we doing
BigRobSA
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Pichael Thompson said:

Wait

The terrorist plotters got 15 years?


Why the **** weren't they executed?



Wtf are we doing

This is why we haven't actually "won" a war in a LOOOOOOOONG time. We no longer have the stomach to do the necessary evil to make it happen.
Oyster DuPree
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doubledog
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Legal US resident, not citizen? If so they are in the US on a good behavior situation. Break that situation and you can be deported. Every legal US resident is told this when they fill out the paper work.
CheeseSndwch
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Yes, she came to the United States as a lawful permanent resident in 2018. Her husband worked at the Bagram Air Base.
flown-the-coop
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Legal Alien not resident would be the correct term.

According to our laws, you are either US citizen, US national (narrow, like American Samoans) or you are Alien.

Too many see "legal US resident" and think US citizen entitled to all rights and such.

No, you are either citizen or alien. If alien, you are subject to deportation. Bye El Felicia.
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