More Australian Muslims are travelling to Iraq and Syria to fight with the Islamic State.

Australian Federal Police have issued 27 arrest warrants for terror suspects fighting for the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria. Since 2012, 230 Muslims from Australia have traveled overseas to fight for Islamic terrorist groups. Almost 100 of those were killed while fighting for the Islamic State. So, what sort of treasonous act does somebody…

By Staff Writer Dec 24, 2018

Australian Federal Police have issued 27 arrest warrants for terror suspects fighting for the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.

Since 2012, 230 Muslims from Australia have traveled overseas to fight for Islamic terrorist groups. Almost 100 of those were killed while fighting for the Islamic State.

So, what sort of treasonous act does somebody have to commit to have their passport canceled and be stripped of their Australian citizenship?

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New figures have revealed more Australians are travelling overseas to fight with Islamic State than ever before. #9Today pic.twitter.com/gN7tNR1zEv

— The Today Show (@TheTodayShow) December 23, 2018

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