US Domestic Terrorism: ODU Shooting, Alien Terrorist Removal Court, and Systemic Gaps

Old Dominion University shooting carried out by student with prior ISIS conviction reveals catastrophic inter-agency communication failures and Virginia's ban on criminal history inquiries. DOJ uses Alien Terrorist Removal Court for first time in historic deportation case—deporting a woman linked to 2024 ISIS plot without criminal charges, raising due process vs. classified evidence tensions. These cases highlight systemic vulnerabilities in US counterterrorism and legal frontiers. Also: Texas prosecutors charge teen shooting as terrorism without ideology, potentially reshaping domestic terrorism law. FEMA pivoting to domestic terrorism pre-crime.