In Australia, Government has announced a two-year ban on the entry of its citizens who fought for Islamic State in Iraq and Syria and now want to return following the fall of the terror group there. The Australian government has introduced a bill to amend the law in the Federal parliament in this regard.<br />'' <br />''The move comes days after US President Donald Trump asked Britain, France, Germany and other European allies to take back the captured IS fighters, who are citizens of these countries, and put them on trial.<br />'' <br />''<span style="color: #222222;">Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton said, these people pose a significant threat to their national security, therefore, Temporary Exclusion Orders is being introduced to prevent them from return home.</span><br />