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Source: Kyle Cheney and Josh Gerstein on Politico

A non-citizen on U.S. soil with constitutional rights can be charged with “endorsing or espousing” terrorist views and deported or detained based on secret evidence that they will never be permitted to see.

 

Many legal scholars have speculated that the anti-terrorism court has never been used because of questions about whether its procedures allowing for the use of secret evidence that deportation targets would never see provide enough due process to conform with the Constitution.