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by aspnet_dev
1916 days ago
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> A lot of ISIS members came back, they faced persecution, some even death sentence but none had their citizenship stripped.
> https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/u-k-strips-citizenship-is... Well they shouldn't have been let back in anyway. I also have no sympathy for a woman that said she felt nothing when she saw severed heads (of people executed by ISIS). Also there are claims that she enforced some of the Sharia laws and wasn't a passive member of the Caliphate. She revoked her citizenship when she left. > Yes, but the point is, is there are a legal treatment which is different for people who have been living here for generations vs those whose parents became a citizen in their lifetimes. No there is a different legal treatment for people that join a rogue state which literally wants to destroy yours. I don't care about these people. Her supporters can cry racism all they want, It isn't racism. We don't want terrorists back in the country. |
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