Trump's DOJ turns to a never-used court for its next deportation fight

The Justice Department is leveraging a rarely used federal court to pursue the deportation of an unnamed noncitizen, marking the first time in 30 years that this process is being employed. This move could equip President Trump with a fresh approach to his deportation initiatives, potentially allowing the removal of individuals linked to terrorism while keeping much of the evidence confidential. The outcome of this case could either validate the effectiveness of this process or highlight its impracticalities, given that the court has been inactive for three decades. This legal maneuver underscores the broader implications for immigration policy and national security.