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http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2005/08/05/AR2005080500477_2.html?sub=new
Blair to Institute New Deportation Measures
Britain Could Deport and Exclude Foreign Nationals for 'Fostering Hatred'
By Kevin Sullivan and Fred Barbash
Washington Post Staff Writers
Friday, August 5, 2005; 10:45 AM
LONDON, Aug. 5 -- Prime Minister Tony Blair, responding to last month's deadly bombings in London, outlined a series of unprecedented steps that would allow Britain to deport and exclude foreign nationals who promote or incite extremist violence or are "fostering hatred."
"The rules of the game are changing," Blair said in an 80-minute news conference devoted almost entirely to the issue of terrorism, which has taken on new urgency in Britain since a July 7 bombing that killed four bombers and 52 other people and injured 700 more.
Blair announced that two Islamic organizations, Hizb ut-Tahrir and al-Muhajiroun, would be banned in Britain.
Blair said he was not trying to undermine religious tolerance or "legitimate political debate," but rather he wanted to remove those who are "actively engaged in inciting" people to violence.
Blair said there will be a list drawn up of "specific extremist Web sites, bookshops, centers, networks" and organizations and that "active engagement" with any of them would be a "trigger" for possible deportation.
Blair also said the government would:
*Consider stripping citizenship from naturalized Britons "engaged in extremism."
*Establish, within the Muslim community in Britain, a commission to advise on how to better integrate into society "those parts of the community presently inadequately integrated."
*Consider closure of places of worship used as centers "for fomenting extremism" and, in consultation with Muslim leaders, "draw up a list of those not suitable to preach who will be excluded from Britain."
Fred Barbash reported from Washington.
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