Article Summary

The article describes how the Trump administration is using a long-unused court to try to deport a permanent legal resident, Nazira Haji Zada, without charging her with a crime, based on secret evidence tied to her sons' alleged terrorism plot. It highlights concerns about due process and the government's use of classified information that her lawyers can't see, framing the case as part of a broader pattern of aggressive immigration enforcement. The tone raises alarm about executive overreach while giving space to the defendant's side and legal skepticism.