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Revoking British citizenship deemed unlawlful
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 Orange1290  02 Aug 21 8.12am |
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"Dozens of jihadists are set to claim right to return to UK after High Court judges ruled it was unlawful to strip grandmother ISIS suspect of her British citizenship" No doubt to be followed by massive compensation paid by the UK tax payer.
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cryrst  The garden of England 02 Aug 21 8.55am |
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You live woke, you get woke.
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Forest Hillbilly  in a hidey-hole 02 Aug 21 9.35am |
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At the other extreme, you have facilities like Guantanamo Bay. Protection of UK citizens should be the priority. Everything else is for the courts to decide, so lets see if an appeal happens.
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CPFC1965  Warrington 02 Aug 21 10.14am |
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Well if they can't have their citizenship revoked they can come home but will have to apply for their passport renewals, wait like all of us, extricate themselves from their prisons and pay for their own travel. Terrorists, welcome back to the real world.
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| Spiderman Horsham 02 Aug 21 10.45am |
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Many will have already by dinghy. If HO appeal is unsuccessful, hopefully they will be prosecuted and spend many years in Belmarsh.
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| Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 02 Aug 21 10.54am |
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Originally posted by Spiderman
Many will have already by dinghy. If HO appeal is unsuccessful, hopefully they will be prosecuted and spend many years in Belmarsh. Transported to 4-star hotels free of charge whereas others have to pay a tidy sum for quarantine. Edited by Willo (02 Aug 2021 11.04am)
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| Stirlingsays 02 Aug 21 11.00am |
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What the law says is less important than the person who interprets it. The Judiciary has been high majority liberal/left for decades now and changed subject to 'O’Sullivan’s Law' like all the others. The long march through the institutions was generational.
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| beak croydon 02 Aug 21 12.56pm |
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Originally posted by Forest Hillbilly
At the other extreme, you have facilities like Guantanamo Bay. Protection of UK citizens should be the priority. Everything else is for the courts to decide, so lets see if an appeal happens. I knew that the Outer Hebrides would be useful one day.
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| BlueJay UK 02 Aug 21 1.16pm |
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Of course is a terrible idea to let these people back. It's hard to know whether the article is a click-bait 'distinction without a difference' though. As in, you have to make yourself known in order to state a claim to return so couldn't they be informed at that point that their citizenship had been removed.. As others say, it's an much down to interpretation of the law.
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| Forest Hillbilly in a hidey-hole 02 Aug 21 5.41pm |
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No idea about citizenship, but this is utter madness too.
However, the request was turned down because the offence Amman was jailed for could not justify an extension of his sentence. Amman took a 20cm knife from the shop and then left, jurors heard. He then stabbed a woman outside the White Lion pub before stabbing a man outside Cash Converters, striking him in the right side of his torso." Seems protection of the public is less of a priority than infringing offenders Human Rights.
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| Spiderman Horsham 02 Aug 21 6.02pm |
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Originally posted by Forest Hillbilly
No idea about citizenship, but this is utter madness too.
However, the request was turned down because the offence Amman was jailed for could not justify an extension of his sentence. Amman took a 20cm knife from the shop and then left, jurors heard. He then stabbed a woman outside the White Lion pub before stabbing a man outside Cash Converters, striking him in the right side of his torso." Seems protection of the public is less of a priority than infringing offenders Human Rights. Has been thus for many years
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