The high court has struck down the home affairs minister’s power to strip dual nationals of Australian citizenship for engaging in suspected terrorist activities.in favour of Delil Alexander, a Turkish citizen whose Australian citizenship was cancelled in July 2021 due to an assessment he had joined Islamic State, engaged in foreign incursions and recruitment.
Then change the law.
How do you get punished on suspicion? Whatever happened to evidence based justice?
What utter BS! A foreign National 'given' British citizenship involved in terror activities cannot be deported? What utter woke leftist dribble! Guardian seem happy! Go Figure
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