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When can the Home Secretary take your citizenship away?

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One of the Home Secretary's more startling powers is to take people's British citizenship away where they acquired it by fraud or it is "conducive to the public good". In the latter case, losing citizenship often amounts to exile in the interest...

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CJ McKinney

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CJ McKinney is a specialist on immigration law and policy. Formerly the editor of Free Movement, you will find a lot of articles by CJ here on this website! Twitter: @mckinneytweets.
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