‘Alien Terrorist Removal Court,’ created in 1996, holds first-ever hearing
Todd Blanche during a news conference at the Department of Justice on July 1.
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The Alien Terrorist Removal Court, created in 1996, held its first hearing on July 1. Todd Blanche spoke at a Department of Justice news conference about the hearing. The court deals with cases involving non‑citizens accused of terrorism.
Why it matters
This hearing shows how the U.S. government is using a special court to handle terrorism cases involving immigrants. It may affect future legal procedures for non‑citizens.
- What is the Alien Terrorist Removal Court?
- It is a special court set up in 1996 to hear terrorism cases involving non‑citizens.
- Who spoke at the news conference?
- Todd Blanche spoke at the Department of Justice news conference.
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‘Alien Terrorist Removal Court,’ created in 1996, holds first-ever hearing
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