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Nazira Haji Zada, a lawful permanent resident of the US, was deported to Afghanistan after conceding to being an 'alien terrorist,' marking the first-ever case handled by the Alien Terrorist Removal Court. She had never been charged with a crime but was removed from the country due to her family's links to terrorism. The case represents a significant and unprecedented use of the specialized court, raising questions among civil liberties advocates about due process for legal residents facing terrorism-related allegations without criminal charges.