US officials have called the deportation of 47-year-old Afghan woman Nazira Hajizada a national security success.

According to the American media report, the Alien Trust Removal Court was used for the first time in America and the Afghan woman living in Texas was deported.

According to media reports, the 47-year-old Afghan woman has given up her right to appeal against deportation.

According to US authorities, Nazira Hajizada herself had no criminal charges, her son and son-in-law were convicted of conspiracy to commit terrorism.

US prosecutors have accused the Afghan woman of pushing the family towards extremism, while Nazira Hajizada’s lawyers have claimed they were denied access to evidence.

In the United States, the Alien Terrorist Removal Court was established in 1996, while the special court heard a case for the first time in July.

According to media reports, the lawyers called the action of the special court a violation of constitutional rights, while the US Attorney General called the deportation a success for national security.

The lawyers argued that consent to deportation is not an endorsement of the court’s legitimacy.