Has she committed a crime under English law?
If she has she should be prosecuted and sentenced.
She's a British citizen who Britain has created and exported.
Tbh I think she's an absolute gobshite, but that's irrelevant to her citizenship.
Get what your saying mate, but she isn't a British citizen any more.
Might have a case for Pakistani citizenship via her family think they have dual citizenship or Swedish, I think via her dead husband being the father of her kids.
As it stands through her own actions she has lost her UK citizenship, and any rights under are law that come with it, by being classed as a terrorist, by virtue of her willingly travelling to join ISIS which is/ was a banned organization in the UK
She no longer under UK jurisdiction/protection ECT.
Mad state of affairs all around, hasn't helped herself along the way with the videos she put out when she was 19 showing no remorse.
She had two husbands that died for the ISIS cause, and she provided support to them to carry on fighting while they lived, and had children to further the aim of that organization to populate an Islamic nation.
She isn't an innocent victim on the side lines by any stretch of the imagination.
I can see where the government are coming from, as if they let her come back it sets an important precedent for any future cases, think its over 600 people the UK have stripped of citizenship, it would only need one to commit a terror attack on their return and everybody would be up in arms.
Let's not forget a lot of them would have in all probability been guilty of involved in fighting, killing and untold unspeakable atrocities, or at least knowingly helping to support others, to carry out those actions.
Something we in the UK would find extremely hard to find evidence for to try them under are justice system, how could we realistically get cast iron proof out of a chaotic war zone., they could have done anything.
Meaning other than them being a member of a banned organization, we would have nothing to prosecute them for, which would mean we eventually see them on are streets are some point. If the government did not take this action.
Is it worth risking lives here, like of those the young people and kids who were in the killed maimed in Manchester bombing,
Just to be seen to be somehow to be fair?.
It's the governments job to protect the citizens of this country (which she is no longer), if you or I had that power to take the decision would you take the risk of it going wrong, in this or any of the other cases that would follow if we let her return.
Glad I don't have that responsibility.
On balance, I can see both sides of the argument, but if pushed don't think the government cannot take the risk, it's not worth the gamble not just in her case but any others that might follow on after her if she won an appeal.(not that she has one as it stands,)
