Home of the Daily and Sunday Express. 550,465 signatures at the time of stop isis brides returning to uk petition amid the controversial case of ISIS bride Shamima Begum.
The petition, which has a deadline of May 6 2019, has already attracted an official Government response due to it receiving more than 10,000 signatures. British citizenship can be removed if it does not render the individual stateless. It would also save hundreds of thousands of pounds and time of the police and security services. Under the rules of the Government website launched under David Cameron and Nick Clegg’s coalition Government in 2011, Parliament must debate petitions that garner more than 100,000 sign-ups. It is therefore expected a debate will be held on the subject within days.
Waiting for seven days for a debate date. Home Secretary Sajid Javid this week vowed to rescind the citizenship of ISIS bride Shamima Begum in response to her plea to return home so she can care for her newly-born child, Jerah, after travelling to Syria to wed an ISIS fighter there. But the Home Office has insisted the Londoner could be denied the right to return on the basis she has dual Bangladeshi heritage. However, the Bangladeshi authorities assert she is not a citizen of their nation and the 19-year-old from east London says she has never been there. The government of Bangladesh is deeply concerned that Begum has been erroneously identified as a holder of dual citizenship.
Bangladesh asserts that Ms Shamima Begum is not a Bangladeshi citizen. She is a British citizen by birth and never applied for dual nationality with Bangladesh. There is no question of her being allowed to enter into Bangladesh. I don’t know where I’ll end up. However, you will find some great articles which you can comment on right now in our Comment section. EU mocked for warning Brits face QUEUES and STAMPED passports – ‘This is a BONUS!
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This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply. Nearly 3,000 people in Merseyside have urged the government to ban all ISIS members from returning to the UK, after “jihadi bride” Shamima Begum said she wanted to go home. The petition , which has attracted more than 140,000 signatures since it was created, has been signed by 2,960 people in Merseyside constituencies at time of writing. After petitions get more than 100,000 signatures, MPs will debate them in Parliament. More than 400 ISIS fighters are already believed to have returned to the UK , and with ISIS nearing its end days in Syria, more are expected to try to slip back across the border. It would also save hundreds of thousands of pounds and time of the police and security services.
Just 98 people from Liverpool Riverside have signed the petition so far. A government response to the petition stated that UK nationals have the right to return to the country. It said the Home Secretary can strip an ISIS fighter of their citizenship, but only “if the person would not be left stateless as a result”. As of 2018, two overseas fighters have been deprived of their citizenship. Aidan James, from Formby , travelled to Syria to fight against ISIS with the Kurdish force the YPG. Pictures showed him wearing military fatigues. He feared he’d be arrested if he returned home – and he was.
Luke Rutter also travelled to Syria to join the Kurdish YPG. In his own words, he told his family he was going “somewhere else”. He died aged 22 in Raqqa. His body was flown back to Manchester Airport, where pro-Kurdish activists held a minute’s silence .
