Government plans new laws to strip convicted terrorists

Terror laws

Minister for Home Affairs Peter Dutton looks on as Prime Minister Scott Morrison speaks to the media during a press conference in Sydney Source: AAP

The Federal Government has unveiled new anti-terrorism laws that would make it easier to strip convicted terrorists of their citizenship. Currently a minister can act if the jail sentence is six years or more. But, the Prime Minister says greater powers are needed to curb genuine security threats.



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