Justice Department brings first case in dormant Alien Terrorist Removal Court
Summary
The U.S. Department of Justice has started its first case in a rarely used court designed to quickly remove noncitizens suspected of terrorism. The case involves Nazira Haji Zada, a woman from Afghanistan living in Texas, whose sons were convicted in Oklahoma related to terrorism.Key Facts
- The Department of Justice is using a special court called the Alien Terrorist Removal Court.
- This court is rarely active and focuses on removing suspected terrorists who are not U.S. citizens.
- Nazira Haji Zada is a 47-year-old Afghan woman living in Fort Worth, Texas.
- The DOJ wants to remove her from the United States.
- Her sons were convicted in Oklahoma for involvement in terrorism-related crimes.
- The court process is designed to speed up removal of dangerous individuals.
- This is the first case brought to this court in a long time.
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