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Woman in Alien Terrorist Case Challenges Secrecy
The first-ever case in the Alien Terrorist Removal Court challenges its constitutionality, with lawyers arguing that the court's procedures violate the Constitution's due process protections. The case involves Nazira Haji Zada, a legal permanent resident accused of having ISIS sympathies and aiding her son in a thwarted terror plot targeting the 2024 Election. The court's procedures allow the government to withhold classified evidence from the defendant, raising constitutional and transparency concerns that could lead to prolonged litigation, potentially reaching the Supreme Court.
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