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New Bill to strip Terror suspects of Citizenship

by Phantom Ace ( 148 Comments › )
Filed under Islamic hypocrisy, Islamic Invasion, Islamists, Politics, Terrorism at May 7th, 2010 - 3:00 pm

A new bill being introduced in the Senate by Senators Joe Lieberman (I-CT) and Scot Brown (R-Mass) calls fro the repealing of American Citizenship of those involved in terrorism. This new law would let the Islamic Colonialists know that there are consequences to committing aggression. I feel this law is long overdue and is needed due to the nature of our enemy. The Imperialists hide behind a religion when in reality it’s a Fascist Arabic Supremacist Totalitarian Movement. The time has come to stop with this masquerade and take off the gloves.

WASHINGTON — Proposed legislation that would allow the government to revoke American citizenship from people suspected of allying themselves with terrorists set off a legal and political debate Thursday that scrambled some of the usual partisan lines on civil-liberties issues.

The Terrorist Expatriation Act, co-sponsored by Senators Joseph I. Lieberman, independent of Connecticut, and Scott Brown, Republican of Massachusetts, would allow the State Department to revoke the citizenship of people who provide support to terrorist groupslike Al Qaeda or who attack the United States or its allies

Read the rest: Bill Targets Citizenship of Terrorists’ Allies

Update: Vapig made a very good point. Whatever happened to our Sedition Laws? If we enforced theses laws, then this bill is unnecessary. One point this bill doesn’t specify if citizenship can be revoked before or after conviction. This bill is a start but far from perfect. If we were enforcing all our laws, this wouldn’t be needed.

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