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High Court rules government cannot revoke citizenship of dual national terror suspects

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The High Court has ruled the government cannot revoke the citizenship of dual nationals who are suspected of engaging in terrorist activity - labelling it unconstitutional. The decision was made after dual-national Delil Alexander was stripped of his citizenship using controversial legislation- following information he had joined Islamic State in Syria. Amelia Dunn was at the High Court and filed this report.
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