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The decision to prevent Isis recruit from returning to US points to future in which citizenship could be revoked by executive fiat The case of Hoda Muthana would seem to have been tailor-made for the Trump administration’s goal of abolishing birthright citizenship. In 2014 Muthana, then a US citizen who was a student at the University of Alabama, told her parents she was headed on a field trip to Atlanta and instead withdrew from the university and used her reimbursed tuition money to travel to Syria and join the Islamic State. “Go on drive-bys and spill all of [the Americans’] blood, or rent a big truck and drive all over them…,” Muthana tweeted in 2015 from Isis-held territory in Syria. “Kill them.” Now detained with her 18-month-old daughter in a Syrian refugee camp controlled by Kurdish forces, Muthana describes deeply regretting her support for Isis, ascribing it to “ignorance” and being “brainwashed”. She has requested to return to the US, and has stated that she is prepared to face trial for her actions. Related: ‘Jihadi bride’ doesn’t fit: we need a new language for female militants | Azadeh Moaveni Related: Hoda Muthana’s father sues in bid to bring his daughter back to US Ian Zuckerman teaches politics at Regis University. He is working on a book on emergency powers Continue reading…
