The federal government will consider revoking the citizenship of a Toronto man accused of plotting a terrorist attack for ISIS, Immigration Minister Marc Miller said on Wednesday. Miller told reporters he had begun “preliminary work” to determine whether there was sufficient evidence to rescind the suspect’s Canadian citizenship and a department will look into the timeline of how the individual in question received citizenship.
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Feds could revoke citizenship of Toronto ISIS suspect, Miller says
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