[News] A Dormant Terrorism Court, Switched On After Thirty Years

For the first time since Congress built it in 1996, the Justice Department has filed a case in a secretive court that can deport noncitizens on classified evidence they are never allowed to see, testing how much due process the Constitution demands.

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[News] A Dormant Terrorism Court, Switched On After Thirty Years

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