Should passports be taken away from suspected terrorists?

[DemocratSinceBirth]

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[FSogol]

1. Wouldn't you prefer that they try to enter the country legally (where they can be arrested) rather

than illegally?

[notrightatall]

2. What a silly question.

First, tell me what constitutes a suspected terrorist? Second , tell me who gets to make that call?

[pampango]

3. It is not appropriate to punish people "suspected" of something. That could apply to any of us. n/t

[Baclava]

4. Don't revoke their passports - let them run off to Syria to join ISIS, THEN revoke their passports

two problems solved - because these wannabe jihadists wouldn't last a minute "over there"

[HereSince1628]

5. They hate us for our freedom...clearly, we need to get rid of freedom!!!

It's over a dozen years since 9/11 and we can't rid ourselves of this approach.

[CJCRANE]

6. AFAIK both attacks in Canada

were carried out by men who had had their passports seized.

So it seems like more follow up is needed.

[gordianot]

7. That is very good question and I have no answer.

Sending out a few delusional murderers killing small numbers of civilians may be more effective than large mass killings. Get open societies to question their values of freedom of expression, assembly they will become more like the delusional authoritarians spreading hate. So far hate has worked well to bankrupt Western Democracies who tend to over react. We are now even being ruled by the greedy elite that depends on hate bypassing elected Government that is either totally incompetent or cowered in fear afraid to speak out.