A British man who wants to return home from fighting in Syria to visit relatives has exclusively told ITV News he fears what will happen to him if he does after the government announced a "terror crackdown".
Britons fighting in Syria can come home, but the Home Office reserves the right to prove they are telling the truth about being involved in acts of terrorism.
They could be subject to monitoring and a full investigation, including M16 and M16 probes.
One of the most controversial measures announced by David Cameron last week was to take their passports away temporarily and put them on a 'no-fly list.'
But that has not even been discussed in parliament yet and will be subject to legislation.
A British man trying to return home from fighting in Syria has said the new terror laws are forcing him to stay as a fighter.
Speaking exclusively to ITV News, the man said he wanted to be able to return to the UK without the threat of prosecution.