Afghan Woman in Texas Dubbed an "Alien Terrorist" Is Deported in DOJ's First Case Using Obscure Court

TL;DR

Nazira Haji Zada, an Afghan permanent resident in Texas, has been deported.
The Justice Department accused her of being an "alien terrorist" in the first case of its kind.
The deportation occurred via the Alien Terrorist Removal Court, created in 1996 for cases involving classified evidence.
Targets in this court cannot review classified evidence against them and cannot legally challenge how it was collected.
Haji Zada's son and son-in-law were previously convicted for an ISIS-inspired mass shooting plot.
The Justice Department alleged Haji Zada supported their plans and attempted to radicalize her children.
Haji Zada's lawyers were presented with extensive documentation supporting the government's claims.
Haji Zada conceded to being an "alien terrorist" and waived appeal, terminating her residency status.
Attorney General Todd Blanche stated this case is a win for national security and the rule of law.

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