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Frankly, this is another blunder by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau who rescinded the Conservatives’ Bill C-24, which revoked Canadian citizenship from a dual citizen if the person was convicted of terrorism or treason or fraud.

Not only should that rule be reinstated and upheld, but arguments that Letts would be “stateless” are irrelevant and are Britain’s fault.

Worse, Letts’ father is threatening to move to Canada to agitate to have his son live here. In a perfect world, both parents would be banned from entering the country because they were convicted this month in a British court of supporting terrorism by sending him money while he was abroad with ISIL. The parents argued in a British court that they were just being caring parents by giving their son money, but the court rejected this.

“By March 2015, counter-terrorism detectives were investigating Jack Letts and they advised his parents not to send him any cash,” reported the BBC. They ignored this advice which led to their conviction under the Terrorism Act 2000 in Britain which states that is it a crime to enter into a funding arrangement if someone either knows or has “reasonable cause to suspect” that money could end up in the hands of terrorists.

This is another blunder by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau

Not one of them is welcome here nor are dozens of other “Canadian” terrorists who have reportedly returned.

A Dec. 2018 report by the federal Department of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness says it is “’conceivable’ all of the 60 known returnees could commit ‘low-sophistication’ terrorism attacks, including knife and vehicle attacks,” CBC reported.