Peter Dutton, the opposition leader, has proposed a constitutional amendment to expel migrants who spread hatred in Australia. This comes after two Bankstown nurses were caught on video making anti-Semitic remarks. Dutton wants to revoke the Australian citizenship of one of the nurses, Ahmed 'Rashid' Nadir, who had been granted citizenship four years ago. He believes that any migrants, with or without citizenship, should be expelled if they engage in anti-Semitic attacks or 'hate our country'. Dutton plans to amend the constitution to ensure consequences for those who betray the values of the country.