Monday, September 14, 2026 - The United States has deported an Afghan woman accused of supporting an Islamic State plot, in what authorities described as the first case brought under the Alien Terrorist Removal Court process.
The woman was removed from the United States after authorities alleged she had been involved in activities connected to an ISIS-inspired plan.
US officials said the case reflects a broader effort to use immigration and national-security powers against individuals considered a potential terrorism threat.
The proceedings focused on allegations that the woman had links to extremist activity and posed a security risk, although the case involved immigration proceedings rather than a conventional criminal prosecution.
The deportation comes as US authorities continue tightening scrutiny of suspected extremist networks and individuals accused of supporting terrorism.
Officials say the use of specialized legal mechanisms can help remove people considered security threats, while civil liberties advocates continue to stress the importance of due process and clear evidence in national-security cases.
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