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no, it's the ideology not the skin colour, religion or nationality. Anyone who thinks that kind of thing (going to join ISIS, going to syria for ISIS) is even slightly acceptable is a threat to society as a whole.
If they had not left the country in the first place it would be different, but they acted quite strongly on their thoughts at the time. That is worrying i think. How do we know they were not further radicalised whilst with ISIS? What kind of message does it send to the world if we're allowing known extremists to return to the UK simply because they now want healthcare and a better way of life? What if they give birth and then want to go back to syria? There are loads of factors, easiest is to let her lay in the bed she made for herself.
The interview videos do not help her either, if anything they are a deterant to not want her back. She admitted to knowing about the beheadings and thinking they were acceptable. Has she not broken any laws?
It's a very complex, deep issue one i've not got a load of knowledge on as i've not been following her story. I've only seen her news interviews and frankly, they're scary.