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Key Highlights: Secret Deportation Court and Wildlife Discoveries in El Paso

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A secret court that had been inactive for three decades is now addressing sensitive deportation cases, a revival initiated by the Trump administration. This court focuses on alleged alien terrorists, marking a significant shift in immigration policy. Additionally, a YouTube video uploaded in 2017 by Mohammed Almuntasir has led to a remarkable wildlife discovery, showcasing the unexpected impact of social media on environmental science. These stories reflect ongoing challenges and discoveries that resonate with El Paso residents, particularly in the context of immigration and local wildlife.

Key Details: • The secret deportation court has been revived after 30 years. • The court is now handling cases involving alleged alien terrorists. • A YouTube video has led to a significant wildlife discovery.

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