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[Theworldisfullofgs]

This petition.

petition.parliament.uk/petitions/601583

Please think about signing this, I think its a really worrying clause - the ability to strip citizenship from anyone without warning.

I'd already signed, but bumping this.

I don't think you'll get many supporters. I totally agree that if someone has dual citizenship and they commit a crime they should definitely be stripped of their U.K. citizenship. Why do you want more criminals here we have enough home grown ones!

Yes but it isn't just about dual citizenship is it??

Have signed btw op

@inloveagain2022 no government is allowed to make someone stateless so yes it is about dual citizenship.

[quote Ohjustboreoff]@inloveagain2022 no government is allowed to make someone stateless so yes it is about dual citizenship. [/quote]
I'm sure I saw that that's exactly what Priti Patel is attempting to do but fair enough I'm probably wrong then

It sends a worrying message that dual citizens are somehow less British. Tones of zenophobia and racism. They are not. Britain shouldn't shy away from its responsibility for justice and rehabilitate

Thanks for sharing but I will NOT be signing 😀

If it's because they've committed any crime here I think it's entirely reasonable that they be placed on a plane and ferried back to what ever country they came here from so won't be signing.

@VitalsStable

If it's because they've committed any crime here I think it's entirely reasonable that they be placed on a plane and ferried back to what ever country they came here from so won't be signing.

What do you mean whatever country they came from?

Ohjustboreoff
Began does not have dual citizenship. Its precisely what's happened here. Whether you agree with her individual case it's the principle. You need to read the actual clause.

www.newstatesman.com/the-explainer/2021/12/what-does-the-nationality-and-borders-bill-mean-for-you

Since 2014 its been possible to make people with single citizenship stateless. That's you and me.

Bumping this.

Do people realise that this bill is proposing going back as far as where your grandparents where born to determine citizenship. It's a thin edge of the wedge thing.

If you commit a serious crime or are a real danger to the general public I'm quite happy for anyone to be put on a plane.
I think if you were one of the girls who were raped by the Asian gang or mother of the people killed in the Manchester bombing or someone raped/murdered by someone who was allowed back onto the street but had another country to go to, would you been wanting to keep these individuals in this country?

I honestly don't get how you can't see how this policy is not a: racist and b: inherently dangerous
The raft of policies this government is putting through is about suppressing debate . This policy can be morphed into getting rid of anyone whose face and view doesn't fit. My grandparents were Irish, therefore the potential is if I do something this government or a future government doesn't like I can be stripped of citizenship.
It's principle not about specific cases.