What is the fast expulsion order in the United States?

A procedure in American immigration law used to quickly expel foreigners who have entered the country illegally. According to this procedure, immigration officials can quickly expel foreigners who have entered the country illegally without going through the traditional court trial procedure. This procedure applies to those who are found to have illegally entered the United States within 90 days, or those who are found to have illegally entered the United States within 100 miles. According to the fast deportation order, immigration officials can directly repatriate illegal immigrants to their countries of origin without going through traditional court proceedings.