Sabah MPs may opt not to support controversial citizenship amendment Bills

By Sandra Sokial

KOTA KINABALU: Many Sabahan MPs have yet to take a clear stance on the controversial citizenship amendment bills, set to be debated in the Dewan Rakyat later this month.

Deputy Chief Minister I Datuk Dr Jeffrey Kitingan revealed that the state Cabinet had discussed the issue and was pushing for Sabah to be excluded from the amendments to safeguard the state's interests.

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