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Muslim women must learn English or risk deportation: British PM

ENGLAND British Prime Minister Cameron speaks during a news conference in Kabul

London (AFP) – Muslim women who fail to learn English to a high enough standard could face deportation from Britain, Prime Minister David Cameron announced Monday.

He also suggested that poor English skills can leave people “more susceptible” to the messages of groups like Islamic State (IS).

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Cameron’s comments came as his centre-right Conservatives launched a £20 million ($28.5 million, 26 million euro) language fund for women in isolated communities as part of a drive to build community integration.

Immigration rules already force spouses to speak English before they come to Britain to live with their partners.

But Cameron said they would also face further tests after two and a half years in the country to make sure their language skills were improving.

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