The "Allegiance to Australia" bill, introduced earlier this June, would apply to dual citizens who have fought in government-designated militant groups or engaged in activities that would support terrorism, such as training, recruitment, or making donations.
Once in Vienna, they applied for asylum to the United States if they did not receive their papers within a month they would apply to Australia.
Another feature of Warren's bill aimed at enhancing affordability is a provision capping out-of-pocket costs on prescription drugs at $250 per month that would apply to all private plans.
Mindy Tucker, the Justice Department spokeswoman, said the order, published in the Federal Register on Oct. 31, would apply to about 100 federal prisoners.
"We initially were looking at 14 communities in the Southeast, and then we narrowed that down to four," said Henry B. Barron Jr., chief nuclear officer for Duke Power, which announced last month that it would apply to build its first new nuclear plant in three decades just outside Gaffney.
The financial services provider part-owned by entrepreneur Sir Richard Branson announced on 2 October that it would apply for a stock market listing, and expected the flotation to occur in the same month.
The New York consortium said at the end of June that it would apply for a 25-year lease on the site, with hopes of generating as much as 700 megawatts of power there by 2016.
Two-day-a-month furloughs are scheduled to start Feb. 6 and would apply to all 238,000 state workers, although many of those would be exempt.
On 13 June, he said it would apply to regions "where there is a proven history of terrorism" and "Islamic terror"; on 25 June he said British Muslims "wouldn't bother" him but those from "terror countries" would; and then on 27 June his campaign claimed nothing had changed.
