The Charter of Rights and Freedoms makes it clear that Canadians are all equal before and under the law. However, if the government is able to revoke the citizenship of Canadians, then Canadians are not equal, but are secondary in status, and subject of the acting government, and a Canadian citizenship is a privilege, and not a right, conditional to the approval of the day's acting government.

Therefore, any law feigning to permiss government to revoke or alter the citizenship of Canadians is non-constitutional, and, further, is an attempt at usurping of the constition of Canada. And, any individual or group which purports to revoke or alter a Canadian's citizenship is committing treason.