Tareq Kamleh, once dubbed “Doctor Jihad” for joining ISIS in 2015, is reportedly alive and among 13 former terror-linked individuals seeking to return to Australia — a move the government says it won’t help, as it could trigger serious legal consequences. Despite a federal arrest warrant for terrorism charges, officials stress national security and constitutional limits on preventing citizens from returning home. This isn’t the first time such returns have occurred — including ISIS brides and children — and while some politicians want Kamleh to stay overseas, the federal government ultimately holds responsibility for its citizens. The case underscores the complex legal and security challenges surrounding foreign fighters.
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