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Originally Posted by Sparkle
You've misunderstood, I know the situation. I've never implied it was known before he was granted citizenship the vile nature of his character.
Can you not see that the means to revoke one's citizenship as being part of the immigration system ? Who made it set in stone that once a person is granted citizenship that there is no risk of it being revoked?
In my view, there ought to be conditions attached to the granting of citizenship. To give an example, lets say you are granted a driving license.
If you abuse your privilege, then the license is revoked. Simples.
Why should it be different for immigrants? The whole system is in need of a serious rethink.
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so if we did manage to revoke his citizenship where would he go ? where would we send him on this banana boat you speak of .
What you fail to realise is that if we as a country accept someone into this country and give them citizenship we also accept the responsibility for them ,yes there are cases of deportation that have been successful but that is because they have somewhere to go