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US President Donald Trump says a lady who left the US to wind up a proselytizer for the Islamic State (IS) gathering won't be permitted to return.
On Twitter, he said he had educated Secretary of State Mike Pompeo "not to permit Hoda Muthana once again into the nation".
Mr Pompeo had before expressed that the 24-year-old was not a US national and would not be conceded.
In any case, her family and her legal counselor keep up that she has US citizenship.
Ms Muthana, who experienced childhood in Alabama, went to Syria to join IS the point at which she was 20. She had revealed to her family she was heading off to a college occasion in Turkey.
The case has likenesses to that of UK-brought into the world young person Shamima Begum who has been deprived of her British citizenship.
Ms Begum fled London to join IS in 2015 however has now said she needs to come back to the UK.
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President Trump as of late told the UK and other European nations to reclaim and put on preliminary Islamic State (IS) contenders caught in the last fight against the gathering.
He cautioned that the option was that US-drove Kurdish powers would need to discharge them.
Ms Muthana's family legal counselor, Hassan Shibly, said it was "unbelievable" that Mr Trump would call for European states to reclaim their natives and "now is endeavoring to play diversions with regards to American residents".
"The Trump organization proceeds with its endeavors to improperly strip nationals of their citizenship," he revealed to ABC News.
"Hoda Muthana had a substantial US international ID and is a national. She was conceived in Hackensack, NJ in October 1994, months after her dad quit being [a] ambassador."
In later remarks to AFP news office he said his customer needed fair treatment and was happy to go to jail whenever indicted.
"We can't get to a point where we basically take citizenship from the individuals who violate the law. That is not what America is about," he said.
Be that as it may, Mr Pompeo said Ms Muthana "does not have any legitimate premise, no substantial US identification, no directly to an international ID, nor any visa to make a trip to the United States".
"Hoda Muthana isn't a US native and won't be conceded into the United States," his announcement included.
Ms Muthana has said she connected for and got a US international ID before leaving for Turkey, the New York Times announced. In the wake of touching base in Syria she posted an image on Twitter of herself and three other ladies consuming Western international IDs, including a US one.
In later web based life presents she encouraged aggressors on murder Americans.
Investigators state the US government's contention seems to rely on the way that her dad was a Yemeni ambassador. Youngsters conceived in the US to remote negotiators are not consequently thought of us as nationals since they are not under US purview.
Be that as it may, her legal counselor contends her dad was never again an ambassador when she was conceived.
Ms Muthana, who has a 18-month-old child, has said she profoundly laments joining IS and has apologized for internet based life posts in which she advanced the gathering and its points.
In a meeting with ABC News she stated: "I wish I could take it totally off the net, totally out of individuals' memory... I think twice about it... I trust America doesn't assume I'm a danger to them and I trust they can acknowledge me and I'm only an ordinary individual who's been controlled once and ideally never again."
She supposedly surrendered to Kurdish powers and is in a Kurdish-run displaced person camp in northern Syria.