The Canadian authorities is at present deliberating the revocation of citizenship for a person accused of planning a terror assault in Toronto. Final month, Canadian police apprehended Ahmed Eldidi, 62, and his son, Mostafa Eldidi, 26, on expenses of terrorism, conspiracy to commit homicide, and possession of weapons, together with an axe and a machete. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police revealed that the duo was within the “superior levels” of plotting a violent assault on behalf of the Islamic State group.

Talking to reporters on Wednesday, Immigration Minister Marc Miller expressed his willpower to uncover the reality behind the incident. He acknowledged, “I’m additionally going to take the following step, which is to begin the preliminary work with the proof at hand to take a look at whether or not the person in query’s citizenship needs to be revoked. I’m as disgusted as any Canadian.”

Ahmed Eldidi, a Canadian resident, is moreover accused of committing aggravated assault outdoors of the nation in 2015. Alternatively, Mostafa Eldidi doesn’t maintain Canadian citizenship. The Canadian authorities has the authority to revoke citizenship if a person has misrepresented their previous, in keeping with the federal government’s web site.

The small print surrounding the plot and the circumstances resulting in its discovery haven’t been disclosed by the police. Minister Miller expressed his intention to supply solutions in a well timed method, stating, “I hope to have the ability to present solutions in a comparatively quick timeline about what occurred.”

In response to the seriousness of the case, the Home of Commons Standing Committee on Public Security and Nationwide Safety has determined to summon ministers to testify concerning the Eldidis’ immigration historical past.