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美国司法部长托德·布兰奇在《美国报道》节目中谈及司法部的外国恐怖分子驱逐法庭，以及他如何努力防止类似9/11的悲剧发生。
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一名被指控支持2024年选举日ISIS-inspired大规模枪击案的阿富汗女性已被遣返回国，这是国会30年前设立的专门联邦法庭——美国外国恐怖分子驱逐法庭（ATRC）首次成功投入使用。该法庭用于判定非公民是否属于“外国恐怖分子”。
据美国司法部（DOJ）消息，47岁的纳齐拉·哈吉·扎达近日向外国恐怖分子驱逐法庭承认自己是“外国恐怖分子”并放弃上诉后，被遣返回阿富汗。
“这一具有里程碑意义的案件促使这名外国恐怖分子被迅速遣返回原籍国，这是国家安全和法治的胜利，”司法部长托德·布兰奇在一份声明中表示。
“那些支持和纵容恐怖主义的人不应在美国生活，而外国恐怖分子驱逐法庭的这起首例案件表明，司法部将动用所有可用工具保护我们的国家。”
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美国司法部长托德·布兰奇称成功动用美国外国恐怖分子驱逐法庭驱逐“外国恐怖分子”是具有里程碑意义的案件。（盖蒂图片社，资料图）
扎达的儿子阿卜杜拉·哈吉·扎达和女婿纳西尔·艾哈迈德·陶赫迪此前因涉嫌参与该策划案被定罪。两人于2024年10月被捕，当时他们据称从一名联邦调查局卧底特工手中购买了枪支和弹药。
他们后来承认购买AK-47步枪，代表伊斯兰国实施大规模枪击案。据司法部消息，扎达的儿子已被判处15年监禁，陶赫迪正在等待判决。
扎达此前作为永久居民居住在德克萨斯州沃斯堡，被禁止再次进入美国。法庭于8月20日对扎达下达驱逐令。
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美国司法部动用国会30年前批准的专门联邦法庭，将一名承认自己是“外国恐怖分子”的阿富汗国民驱逐出境。（朱莉娅·德马雷·尼基辛/美联社照片，资料图）
联邦调查局局长卡什·帕特尔称扎达的被驱逐是“保护美国国土免受恐怖主义威胁工作中具有历史意义且至关重要的一步”。
他补充道：“一名支持同情伊斯兰国的家庭成员在美国实施袭击的人已经为此付出了代价。她来到我们的国家，背叛了我们，现在失去了在此生活并享受我们民主自由的权利。联邦调查局和我们的司法部合作伙伴将动用一切必要手段保护美国人民免受恐怖主义威胁。”
该家族据称开始变卖财产为袭击筹集资金，并购买了前往喀布尔的单程机票，除了扎达的儿子和陶赫迪之外。
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联邦调查局局长卡什·帕特尔称扎达的被驱逐是“保护美国国土免受恐怖主义威胁工作中具有历史意义且至关重要的一步”。（彭博社 via 盖蒂图片社，资料图）
哈吉·扎达的律师表示，她同意被驱逐的决定“不应被视为对该法庭合法性的认可”。
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“将合法永久居民拖入法庭，却拒绝向他们或其律师出示用于指控他们的证据，这明显违反了正当程序，”辩护律师在周五的一份声明中说道。
“我们相信，一旦有法官要求对此问题进行审理，外国恐怖分子驱逐法庭将被裁定为违宪。”
该法庭的权限由国会于1996年授予，但扎达的被驱逐是其首次投入使用。
本文有美联社供稿。
布里·斯廷森是福克斯新闻数字频道驻洛杉矶的娱乐和突发新闻撰稿人。
First use of Alien Terrorist Removal Court sends Afghan woman back after Election Day ISIS plot: DOJ
September 11, 2026 6:00pm EDT / Fox News
By Brie Stimson
U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche discusses the Justice Department’s Alien Terrorist Removal Court and how he is working to prevent tragedies like 9/11 on ‘America Reports.’
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An Afghan woman accused of supporting an ISIS-inspired mass shooting on Election Day 2024 has been deported to her home country in the first successful use of a specialized federal court established by Congress — the U.S. Alien Terrorist Removal Court (ATRC) — 30 years ago to determine whether a non-citizen is an “alien terrorist.”
Nazira Haji Zada, 47, was sent back to Afghanistan after recently admitting to the ATRC that she was an “alien terrorist” and waving an appeal, according to the Department of Justice (DOJ).
“This landmark case, resulting in the prompt removal of this alien terrorist to her country of origin, is a win for national security and the rule of law,” Attorney General Todd Blanche said in a statement.
“Those who support and condone terrorism should not be living in the United States, and this first-ever case before the ATRC shows how the DOJ will use every tool at its disposal to protect our country.”
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U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche calls the successful use of the U.S. Alien Terrorist Removal Court to remove an “alien terrorist” a landmark case.(Getty Images, File)
Zada’s son and son-in-law, Abdullah Haji Zada and Nasir Ahmad Tawhedi, were previously convicted for their part in the alleged plot. The men were arrested in October 2024 after allegedly buying guns and ammunition from an undercover FBI agent.
They later admitted to buying AK-47 rifles to carry out a mass shooting on behalf of the Islamic State. Zada’s son was sentenced to 15 years in prison, and Tawhedi is awaiting sentencing, according to the DOJ.
Zada, who had been living as a permanent resident in Fort Worth, Texas, is not allowed back in the U.S. again. The court had issued an order of removal for Zada on Aug. 20.
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The Department of Justice used a specialized federal court approved by Congress 30 years ago to deport an Afghan national who admitted to being an “alien terrorist.”(Julia Demaree Nikhinson/AP Photo, File)
FBI Director Kash Patel called Zada’s deportation a “historic and vitally important step in our work to protect the U.S. homeland from terrorism.”
He added, “An individual who supported a plot by ISIS-sympathizing family members to commit an attack in America has paid the price for that. She came to our country, betrayed it, and has now lost the right to live here and enjoy our democratic freedoms. This FBI and our Justice Department partners will protect the American people from the threat of terrorism, using all means necessary.”
The family allegedly began selling their possessions to raise money for the attack, and the family bought one-way tickets to Kabul, except for her son and Tawhedi.
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FBI Director Kash Patel called Zada’s deportation a “historic and vitally important step in our work to protect the U.S. homeland from terrorism.”(Bloomberg via Getty Images, File)
Haji Zada’s attorneys said her decision to consent to removal “should not be seen as an endorsement of this court’s legitimacy.”
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“Dragging lawful permanent residents into court but refusing to show them or their attorneys the evidence that will be used against them is a plain violation of due process,” defense lawyers said in a statement Friday.
“We are confident that the Alien Terrorist Removal Court will be struck down as unconstitutional as soon as a judge is asked to address the issue.”
The court’s authority was given by Congress in 1996, but Zada’s deportation is the first time it’s been used.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
Brie Stimson is a Los Angeles-based entertainment and breaking news writer for Fox News Digital.
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