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Afghan Woman Faces Deportation in Rare Terror Court | Irvine News
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An Afghan woman, Nazira Haji Zada, is set to face deportation in a rarely used 1996 court designed for alien terrorists—this is the first time the Justice Department has filed a petition there. Accused of supporting an ISIS-inspired plot and having her children pledge loyalty to the group, she’s the mother and mother-in-law of two men convicted in a 2024 Election Day attack plot. Her son received a 15-year sentence and agreed to deportation; her son-in-law pleaded guilty and had taken steps toward an attack. Acting AG Todd Blanche called her a matriarch of a terror-linked family, stressing that terrorists have no place in the U.S.
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