POLITICS● ELEVATED5d ago · Sep 11, 2026, 6:10 PM
An Afghan woman, the first deported by an anti-terrorism court inactive since 1996
Clarín · north america
The U.S. expulsion court deported an Afghan woman for supporting an ISIS-inspired attack. This is the first time this court has been used. The Attorney General highlighted that the measure strengthens national security. Zada, a Texas resident, conspired with her already convicted family.
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