Re: Dual Citizenship A Barrier ?
Originally Posted by moneypenny20
(Post 12305334)
I may have misheard but there is some MP who was on some some government business and in Canada on his way to the US with his visa and was turned away apparently without explanation. He's claiming it was racial because he was born in Iranian. He then said he had dual nationality. So how is he an MP? May have misunderstood but I was serving up dinner so not concentrating.
If you've tried to renounce a dual citizenship but are unable to, then I think from what I've heard that that is good enough as not all countries allow you to renounce citizenship. |
Re: Dual Citizenship A Barrier ?
Originally Posted by moneypenny20
(Post 12305334)
I may have misheard but there is some MP who was on some some government business and in Canada on his way to the US with his visa and was turned away apparently without explanation. He's claiming it was racial because he was born in Iranian. He then said he had dual nationality. So how is he an MP? May have misunderstood but I was serving up dinner so not concentrating.
Labor says 'Trumpism' behind US refusal to allow entry to Victorian MP Khalil Eideh - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) IIRC state MPs don't have the same requirements, and if the country doesn't allow you to drop citizenship, the attempt is enough. |
Re: Dual Citizenship A Barrier ?
Originally Posted by GarryP
(Post 12305342)
You are probably talking about this case of trumpism :
Labor says 'Trumpism' behind US refusal to allow entry to Victorian MP Khalil Eideh - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) IIRC state MPs don't have the same requirements, and if the country doesn't allow you to drop citizenship, the attempt is enough. |
Re: Dual Citizenship A Barrier ?
Originally Posted by GarryP
(Post 12305342)
You are probably talking about this case of trumpism :
Labor says 'Trumpism' behind US refusal to allow entry to Victorian MP Khalil Eideh - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) IIRC state MPs don't have the same requirements, and if the country doesn't allow you to drop citizenship, the attempt is enough. |
Re: Dual Citizenship A Barrier ?
Originally Posted by GarryP
(Post 12304535)
Looks like the One Nation loon, Malcolm Roberts, is claiming the same type of timeline as suggested for abbott
http://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/2...nship-election Seems they keep trying to say that putting an application in is renouncing in good faith, ignoring that you could always withdraw the application if you lost the election. And given that unlike the greens, they keep trying to hold on, where are the courts to rule on it? |
Re: Dual Citizenship A Barrier ?
Originally Posted by old.sparkles
(Post 12305338)
Sam Dastyari (sp.) was born in Iran so it might have been him.
If you've tried to renounce a dual citizenship but are unable to, then I think from what I've heard that that is good enough as not all countries allow you to renounce citizenship. |
Re: Dual Citizenship A Barrier ?
Tee hee, the windbag bites the dust. :eek:
Politics Live: Deputy PM Barnaby Joyce says he might be a New Zealander, refers himself to High Court - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) Of course, being a right wing politician, he won't do the right thing and immediately resign as being ineligible. Instead trying to avoid the fact that he screwed up. He even claimed that he checked, an obvious falsehood. Maybe Johnny Depp should threaten him that if he's not gone by the end of the week, he'll get put down .... |
Re: Dual Citizenship A Barrier ?
Originally Posted by GarryP
(Post 12316066)
Tee hee, the windbag bites the dust. :eek:
Politics Live: Deputy PM Barnaby Joyce says he might be a New Zealander, refers himself to High Court - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) Of course, being a right wing politician, he won't do the right thing and immediately resign as being ineligible. Instead trying to avoid the fact that he screwed up. He even claimed that he checked, an obvious falsehood. Maybe Johnny Depp should threaten him that if he's not gone by the end of the week, he'll get put down .... |
Re: Dual Citizenship A Barrier ?
Apparently someone in the NZ Labour Party dobbed him in and set in motion the chain of events.
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Re: Dual Citizenship A Barrier ?
Originally Posted by carcajou
(Post 12316245)
Apparently someone in the NZ Labour Party dobbed him in and set in motion the chain of events.
Probably didn't come from NZ Labour. Probably came from much closer to home, probably in the National party. The coalition knows they are screwed, they are just looking for time to try and find out how much Katter wants. |
Re: Dual Citizenship A Barrier ?
According to SBS, NZ Labour MP Chris Hipkins made the inquiries to Peter Dunne, though as you noted people were sniffing around beforehand.
Whatever, I believe Parliament should be Australian-only, no conflicts-of-interest. Don't care if you are Green or National. Doesn't New Zealand have an election in 6 weeks? You would think an NZ Labour MP would have better things to be worrying about right now. |
Re: Dual Citizenship A Barrier ?
Tee hee.
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Re: Dual Citizenship A Barrier ?
Originally Posted by carcajou
(Post 12316245)
Apparently someone in the NZ Labour Party dobbed him in and set in motion the chain of events.
44. Any person who - (i.) Is under any acknowledgement of allegiance, obedience, or adherence to a foreign power, or is a subject or a citizen or entitled to the rights or privileges of a subject or citizen of a foreign power: or Every Australian is entitled to the rights and privileges of Kiwi's. Schooling, Health Care, Superannuation, even the right to vote. New Zealand is buying a population and in one way or another, every member of parliament falls foul of New Zealands privileges. Should be a no brainer for the high court based on the current wording of Section 44. |
Re: Dual Citizenship A Barrier ?
It's a mess that's for sure
As I said earlier in this thread, this law is ridiculous - especially in relation to countries like NZ. There's even some outdated reference in the constitution to NZ having the right to join Australia FFS Even those awful, hateful Greens MPs didn't deserve what happened to them (despite the fact that Ludlum is basically a fraud) Worse case scenario for the government is for Joyce to resign, Katter to keep them in power and Joyce to fight and try and win the by-election. Windsor won't get the gig |
Re: Dual Citizenship A Barrier ?
Originally Posted by carcajou
(Post 12316245)
Apparently someone in the NZ Labour Party dobbed him in and set in motion the chain of events.
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