Spain’s National Court denied citizenship to a Moroccan woman on grounds that members of her family have engaged in jihadist activities, some of whom had also unsuccessfully attempted to become Spanish nationals in recent years.
The court determined that the woman’s ties to individuals with a history of engaging in radical Islamism make her a potential threat to Spain’s national security and found granting citizenship would jeopardize public order and national interests.
Neither the court, nor Spanish outlets have publicly disclosed the name of the Moroccan woman at time of publication.
The National Court ruling against the unidentified…
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