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CMV: Hoda Muthana the teen who joined ISIS should not be allowed back into the United States under any circumstances.

Ill share my main reasons and viewpoints behind the above in bullet point form.

1) She piratically committed treason. She aided and abetted a combative force actively trying to harm and kill Americans. We had every right to deactivate her passport and by attempting to harm the United States she is renouncing her citizenship or any rights she has as an American.

2) She abetted a terrorist organization that killed Americans in the past. By suffering in Syria she is paying the price. She did renounce ISIS and now has to remain in hiding. That is the perfect punishment for her. She played with fire and is now getting burnt. 

3) If she were to return to the United States she should be put on trial for the Murder, Espionage and Treason. If she is found guilty of any of these things she should face the death penalty and nothing less. In addition her estate should be seized by the United States.
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A few arguments for allowing former ISIS members and sympathizers to return to their home countries:

* By leaving these people in refugee camps, wealthy nations (Canada, the US, the UK, Australia, etc.) are offloading their own legal burdens onto regions that really can't handle them. Every former ISIS member in those camps is eating food and using shelter that could go to a real refugee. How is that fair?   

* These former ISIS members could be dangerous. Are their deconversions sincere? Or are they going to victimize innocent people? Western justice and medical systems are in a good position to figure this out; a refugee camp isn't.   

* These individuals provide valuable insight into the psychology of radicalization. As we collectively worry about the mental state of young people pulled into fringe groups, wouldn't it be wise to bring home the most extreme examples of this mindset in order to study them?