LPR deported after expedited ‘alien terrorist’ ruling sparks security debate

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The DOJ used classified information to designate Nazira Haji Zada as an alien terrorist, leading Chief Judge Joan Ericksen to order her removal; Zada, a lawful permanent resident, allegedly helped radicalize relatives in an ISIS-linked plot and reportedly waived appeal. Her public defenders say the case violated due process, while supporters frame it as a national-security win, leaving questions about the court’s future use.
Topics:nation#alien-terrorist-removal-court#doj#immigration#national-security#nazira-haji-zada#politics
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