Letts had joint British-Canadian citizenship, despite being born and growing up in Britain. This meant Britain was able to strip him of citizenship without leaving him stateless. A Canadian minister has accused the UK of “off-loading its responsibilities” in stripping Jack Letts of his British citizenship, meaning that he is now the sole responsibility of Canada. Do you think the minister’s comment is... | Daily Question

Letts had joint British‑Canadian citizenship, despite being born and growing up in Britain. This meant Britain was able to strip him of citizenship without leaving him stateless. A Canadian minister has accused the UK of “off-loading its responsibilities” in stripping Jack Letts of his British citizenship, meaning that he is now the sole responsibility of Canada. Do you think the minister’s comment is... Published on 19 August 2019 → Survey conducted on 19 August 2019 on 3328 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

A fair assessment of the UK’s actions

45%

An unfair assessment of the UK’s actions

36%

Don't know

19%

A fair assessment of the UK’s actions

45%

An unfair assessment of the UK’s actions

36%

Don't know

19%

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