Paris attacks: France unveils tough anti-terror plan

Dual citizens born in France and found guilty of terror offences will be stripped of their French nationality under tough new proposals detailed by Prime Minister Manuel Valls. The proposals come a month after 130 people died in attacks in Paris led by French and Belgian nationals. Anyone born in France is currently eligible for […]

Dual citizens born in France and found guilty of terror offences will be stripped of their French nationality under tough new proposals detailed by Prime Minister Manuel Valls.
The proposals come a month after 130 people died in attacks in Paris led by French and Belgian nationals.
Anyone born in France is currently eligible for French nationality.
The proposed constitutional amendment is likely to meet stiff opposition when it goes before  parliament in February.
Divisions have emerged between parties and within the ruling Socialist party itself.