纳齐拉·哈贾·扎达因被指控协助受“伊斯兰国”启发的选举日恐怖阴谋而面临驱逐
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美国检察官多米尼克·S·杰拉斯二世详细说明了针对8名涉嫌参与恐怖阴谋的个人的联邦指控。该阴谋包括向恐怖分子提供物质支持、计划袭击UFC赛事以及谋杀联邦官员，其中可能包括总统和副总统。最高可判处终身监禁。
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根据周三公开的法庭记录，特朗普政府正寻求首次启用国会30年前设立的专门联邦法庭，以驱逐一名被指控协助受“伊斯兰国”启发的美国境内恐怖阴谋的阿富汗女性。
德克萨斯州沃斯堡的纳齐拉·哈贾·扎达是本周早些时候被捕后首位通过“外国恐怖分子驱逐法庭”面临驱逐的人员。
针对政府驱逐哈贾·扎达的申请，该法庭定于周四在华盛顿举行首次听证会。
“此案中的指控表明，一个同情‘伊斯兰国’的家族的家长协助策划了在选举日针对美国选民的大规模伤亡袭击。司法部在该法庭提交的申请明确表明，恐怖分子在美国没有容身之地，”代理司法部长托德·布兰奇在一份声明中说道。
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特朗普政府正寻求首次启用国会30年前设立的专门联邦法庭，以驱逐一名被指控协助受“伊斯兰国”启发的美国境内恐怖阴谋。(安德鲁·卡巴列罗-雷诺兹/法新社通过盖蒂图片社拍摄)
根据7月15日的联邦调查局备忘录，当局“获取情报”显示哈贾·扎达支持“伊斯兰国”，并曾让她的子女向该恐怖组织效忠。
备忘录显示，哈贾·扎达“支持”其家庭成员在美国实施受“伊斯兰国”启发的袭击的阴谋。
法庭文件显示，她是两名阿富汗男子的母亲和岳母，这两人因2024年选举日恐怖阴谋在俄克拉荷马州被定罪。
她的儿子阿卜杜拉·哈贾·扎达于去年11月被判处15年监禁。他此前同意在出狱后被驱逐出境。
纳齐拉·哈贾·扎达是首位通过“外国恐怖分子驱逐法庭”面临驱逐的人员。(汤姆·威廉姆斯/CQ滚石通讯社拍摄)
哈贾·扎达的女婿纳西尔·艾哈迈德·塔韦迪曾在阿富汗的一处美国军事基地担任保安，他对共谋并试图向“伊斯兰国”提供物质支持的指控认罪。检察官称，他曾试图推进袭击计划，包括订购AK-47步枪、变卖家族资产，并为妻子和孩子购买返回阿富汗的单程机票。
“外国恐怖分子驱逐法庭”于1996年设立，但直到本月司法部提交驱逐哈贾·扎达的申请之前，从未收到过任何请愿书。
这个已长期休眠的法庭负责审理政府提出的驱逐申请，对象是被指控符合联邦移民法中“外国恐怖分子”定义的非公民，且驱逐依据的证据包含机密信息。
佛罗里达州国会议员推动弹劾下令释放被定罪的古巴劫机者的法官，使其脱离移民海关执法局监管
“外国恐怖分子驱逐法庭”于1996年设立，但直到本月司法部提交驱逐哈贾·扎达的申请之前，从未收到过任何请愿书。(盖蒂图片社)
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“国会30年前设立‘外国恐怖分子驱逐法庭’，目的是将那些本就不该留在美国的外国恐怖分子驱逐出境，”布兰奇说道。
该法庭由5名来自全美各地区的联邦法官组成，由美国最高法院首席大法官任命。
目前，所有庭审都将在华盛顿的E.巴雷特·普雷特曼美国联邦法院进行。
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Trump admin invokes 30-year dormant terror court as it seeks to deport Afghan woman tied to Election Day plot
Nazira Haji Zada faces deportation over allegations she aided an ISIS-inspired Election Day terror plot
July 30, 2026 12:29am EDT / Fox News
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The Trump administration is seeking to use a specialized federal court for the first time since Congress created it three decades ago in an effort to deport an Afghan woman accused of aiding an Islamic State-inspired terror plot in the U.S., according to court records made public on Wednesday.
Nazira Haji Zada, of Fort Worth, Texas, is the first person facing deportation through the Alien Terrorist Removal Court after her arrest earlier this week.
The court is scheduled to hold an initial hearing on Thursday in Washington, D.C., in the government’s effort to deport Haji Zada.
“The allegations in this case show the matriarch of an ISIS-sympathizing family aiding in a plot to launch a mass casualty attack on American voters on Election Day. The Department’s application in this court makes clear that terrorists have no place in the United States of America,” acting Attorney General Todd Blanche said in a statement.
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The Trump administration is seeking to use a specialized federal court for the first time since Congress created it three decades ago in an effort to deport an Afghan woman accused of aiding an Islamic State-inspired terror plot.(ANDREW CABALLERO-REYNOLDS/AFP via Getty Images)
According to an FBI memo dated July 15, authorities “developed information” that Haji Zada supports the Islamic State and had her children pledge their loyalty to the terrorist group.
Haji Zada “supported” a plot by family members to carry out an ISIS-inspired attack in the U.S., according to the memo.
She was identified in court filings as the mother and mother-in-law of two Afghan men who were convicted in Oklahoma in connection with a 2024 Election Day terror plot.
Her son, Abdullah Haji Zada, was sentenced in November to 15 years behind bars. He previously agreed to be deported after his release from prison.
Nazira Haji Zada is the first person facing deportation through the Alien Terrorist Removal Court.(Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call)
Haji Zada’s son-in-law, Nasir Ahmad Tawhedi, who previously worked as a security guard for a U.S. military installation in Afghanistan, pleaded guilty to conspiring and attempting to provide material support to the Islamic State. Prosecutors said he attempted to advance his attack plans by ordering AK-47 rifles, liquidating his family’s assets and purchasing one-way tickets for his wife and child to travel back to Afghanistan.
The Alien Terrorist Removal Court was created in 1996 but never received a petition until this month, when the Justice Department filed an application attempting to deport Haji Zada.
The longtime-dormant court hears government applications seeking the removal of noncitizens alleged to qualify as “alien terrorists” under federal immigration law when the evidence supporting removal includes classified information.
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The Alien Terrorist Removal Court was created in 1996 but never received a petition until this month.(Getty Images)
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“Congress created the Alien Terrorist Removal Court three decades ago to remove from the United States alien terrorists who never should have been here in the first place,” Blanche said.
The court is made up of five federal judges from various districts across the country who are appointed by the Supreme Court’s chief justice.
For the time being, the court says all proceedings will take place at the E. Barrett Prettyman U.S. Courthouse in Washington.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.