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Long-dormant court holds its first public hearing as the US seeks to deport an Afghan woman
The Trump administration activated a long-dormant court to seek the deportation of Nazira Haji Zada, an Afghan woman accused of supporting Islamic State, sparking constitutional rights concerns. A defense lawyer argued the court's use violates due process, while the judge acknowledged the lack of clear legal precedents for the case.
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- Long-dormant court holds fits first public hearing as the US seeks to deport an Afghan woman
- Long-dormant court holds fits first public hearing as the US seeks to deport an Afghan woman
- Long-dormant court holds first public hearing as US seeks to deport Afghan woman
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