ISIS bride Hoda Muthana's family files lawsuit against Trump

[titsonritz]

Unbelievable. They should bring this bitch back then throw her ass in Gitmo until things get sorted out.


https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/...ign=storylines

[kwelz]

There doesn't seem to be any indication that she officially renounced her US citizenship.

That being the case she is a US citizen and due all the protections you or I are. So I say let her back in. Then of course throw her in jail and put her on trial. But just allowing the administration to say someone isn't a citizen because they think they can get away with it is a precedent I don't want to see started.

[platoonDaddy]

There doesn't seem to be any indication that she officially renounced her US citizenship.

That being the case she is a US citizen and due all the protections you or I are. So I say let her back in. Then of course throw her in jail and put her on trial. But just allowing the administration to say someone isn't a citizen because they think they can get away with it is a precedent I don't want to see started.

Why? obama targeted two U.S. citizens with a missile without a trial, what is the difference?

[jsbhike]

Why? obama targeted two U.S. citizens with a missile without a trial, what is the difference?

Continuing to do the wrong thing, out of spite or other reasons, just means the wrong continues.

[Dr. Bullseye]

Politically, a dead bang winner for Trump.

[Renegade]

Unbelievable. They should bring this bitch back then throw her ass in Gitmo until things get sorted out.

Yep, she should be careful what she wishes for. Coming back to face justice may not go well.

[CDR_Glock]

I don’t trust the person. I would support her staying wherever she is.

When she joined, she committed treason, and supported the organization.

Bringing her back would only fuel the fire of terror and may lead to more coming back under false pretenses.

I wouldn’t want to establish that poisonous precedent.


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[Renegade]

There doesn't seem to be any indication that she officially renounced her US citizenship.

That being the case she is a US citizen and due all the protections you or I are. So I say let her back in. Then of course throw her in jail and put her on trial. But just allowing the administration to say someone isn't a citizen because they think they can get away with it is a precedent I don't want to see started.

The US position is she was never a US citizen, as her father was a Yemen diplomat serving at the UN. She is a Yemen citizen.

[Straight Shooter]

The US position is she was never a US citizen, as her father was a Yemen diplomat serving at the UN. She is a Yemen citizen.

And if she is SOOO regretful & tired of that life..why did she hire a muslim lawyer? I hope she gets what she wanted.

[glocktogo]

There doesn't seem to be any indication that she officially renounced her US citizenship.

That being the case she is a US citizen and due all the protections you or I are. So I say let her back in. Then of course throw her in jail and put her on trial. But just allowing the administration to say someone isn't a citizen because they think they can get away with it is a precedent I don't want to see started.

I'm pretty sure that's not the State Department's position. Their position is that her father was still a Yemeni diplomat when she was born, which would exclude her from birthright citizenship.

Why? obama targeted two U.S. citizens with a missile without a trial, what is the difference?

Still the best extrajudicial international assassination ever!

Yep, she should be careful what she wishes for. Coming back to face justice may not go well.

I'd do exactly as titsonritz suggested. I'd put her straight on a plane to Gitmo before she even cleared customs here.