A woman's deportation has been confirmed by the Justice Department. She was 47 years old and had been living in the United States. The woman had been accused of supporting a plot and her case was significant as it involved a rarely used court.
The Justice Department applied to deport her and she agreed to leave the country. Her attorneys commented on her decision to consent to removal. Further information about the case and the court proceedings is available from the Justice Department's announcement on Friday.
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