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Index 195 demonstrations/protests 23, 127–8, 134, 137, 137–8 in Italy, Denmark, Belgium, Germany 139 in France 142–8 den Hollander, Rens 115 deportation 40, 73–4, 76, 81, 101, 152 destitution 105–12, 149 denial of permission to work 105–6 denial of benefits 106–11 dispersal 111, 165 detention/reception centres/prisons xix–xx, 112–3 UNHCR attitude to 112 violation of international agreements 116 reception centres in Europe 106 detention centres in France 113–14 in Germany 114–15 in Switzerland, Sweden and Netherlands 115 in Britain 116–23 legal processes 116–17 lack of time limit 117 numbers detained 118, 121, 122 Labour plans to increase xix, 122–3 arbitrary decisions on 119–20 escapes from 122, 123, 126–7 protests 123, 127–8 hunger strikes 127, 133, 134 costs of 123, 162–3 see also bail, Campsfield immigration detention centre Die Karavane 148 Dietrich, Helmut 114–15, 151 Dilke, Sir Charles MP 39 Diop, Ababacar 145 dispersal 55, 111, 165 domestic servants 41, 64 Douglas, Brian 36 Douglas, Wayne 36 Dover Residents Against Racism 32, 178 Dublin Convention (1990) 59–60, 72–3 Dummett, Ann viii, 52 Dummett, Professor Michael 139 Dungavel prison xix, xx, xxii Dunstan, Richard 116 Dyaye, Roland 150 ‘earned regularisation’ xv East African Asians 52–3, 55 eastern Europe 24, 36–43, 62–3, 155 economic migration 64 see also migration, illegal immigrants, work El Gammai, Ahmed 36 emigration (from industrialised countries) 3, 9–10, 20, 55 employer sanctions 77, 85, 106, 135 Engels 68 entry clearance officers 51 Essery, Jane 130 Eugenics Society xi European Council on Refugees and Exiles (ECRE) 73, 178 European Court of Human Rights, European Convention on Human Rights 57, 72, 107, 112, 116 European Economic Community 55, 57–60 European Social Forum xiv European Union 2, 60–3 accession states xxii and free movement of people 57–61, 63 third country nationals restricted 58 European voluntary workers (EVRs) 16, 140 Europol 61 Evans-Gordon, Major William MP 22, 38, 39 Exceptional Leave to Remain 72, 76, 80 Expiring Laws Continuance Act 40 false/forged documents 47, 75, 84, 97–8, 99–100 imprisonment and detention for possession of 99, 119 family reunion 48–9, 51–2, 56, 57 fascists/far right 21–3, 150, 163, 166 Fédération des Associations de Solidarité avec les Travailleurs Immigrés (FASTI) 113–15, 146, 150–1, 170 Flynn, Don vii, viii food vouchers xv, 108, 109, 110–11 Foot, Paul viii, 37, 41, 50 forced/indentured labour 3, 8, 9 156 from India and China 9 see also slaves/slave trade foreign aid 166–7 Forschungsgesellschaft Flucht und Migration (FFM) 62 Fortress Europe 57–63 Franklin, Richard 56 free market 3, 4, 152, 160, 171 Frontières Ouvertes 147–8 Fryer, Bob 140 Gaitskell, Hugh MP 45–6 Gaitskell, Julia 29
196 Open Borders Galton Institute xi Gardner, Joy 36 Garel-Jones, Tristan MP 69 globalisation 3, 152, 156, 169 Gordon Walker, Patrick MP 50 Graham, John 130 green activists/Green Party 138, 141–2 Green, Sir Andrew xi Greenspan, Alan 158 Grieve, John 31 Griffiths, Peter MP 22, 49–50 Group 4 xviii, xx–xxi, 121, 124, 125–6, 127, 137 at trial of Campsfield Nine 129–32 Grunwicks strike 141 Guardian 30, 79–80, 82, 102–3 guestworkers in Germany 11–12 in other European countries 12 Gujarat 18, 67 Hague, William MP 79–80, 122–3 Hamilton, B. and J. Whalley 160 Harding, Jeremy 102 Hardwicke, Lord 38 Harmondsworth detention centre vii, xix–xx, 121 Harris, Dr Evan MP 125, 128, 162 Harris, Nigel 23, 158–9, 162 Haslar detention centre xix, 121, 125, 127 Hayter, Sir William 139 Healey, Dennis MP 46 Heath, Sir Edward MP 54, 55 Henderson, Doug MP 77, 104 Hensman, Rohini viii, 65, 154, 155 Highly Skilled Migrant Programme xiii Hillingdon Hospital strike 141 Home, Lord 44 Horsman, Frank 140 Housing Act 110 housing/accommodation 28, 107, 108 effects of dispersal 111 Howard, Michael MP 34, 65, 76–7 Hudson, Nick/Folkestone Herald and Dover Express 30 Hughes, Beverley MP xxii Hughes, Simon MP 163 Huguenots 14, 25 human rights 1, 149–52 violated by detention 112, 116, 149 Britain and 116 hunger strikes 127, 133, 134, 144 Hunte, J. A. 35 Hurd, Douglas MP 69 identity cards xiv–xv illegal immigrants/workers 2, 64–5, 76, 136, 141, 159–60 definitions of 89–90, 98–9, 104–5 in USA 157 in France 142–8 in Britain 157–8 Immigration Act (1971) 40, 54–5, 116 Immigration Act (1988) 57 Immigration and Asylum Act (1999) xv, xx, 79–88 Immigration and Nationality Directorate (IND) 89 Immigration Appeals Act (1969) 51 Immigration Appeals Authority (IAA) 90 Immigration Appeals Tribunal (IAT) 90 Immigration Law Practitioners’ Association (ILPA) xvii, 136, 179 Immigration Service Union 35, 79, 89 immigration controls are recent 1 early history in Britain 36–43 introduced in southern and eastern Europe 58–9, 62 discrimination in 21, 46–8, 52–3, 54–5, 56–7 effects on/caused by racism 6, 34–5, 45, 55, 163–5 cause increases in migration and/or permanent settlement/deter temporary migration 48–9, 154–5, 162 attitude of left to 136–7, 141 abolition only way to protect refugees xxvi, 149 cost of immigration controls 162–3 effects on Third World 166–71 see also racism, family reunion, criminalisation immigration officials 23, 35, 39, 51, 85, 89–93, 95, 97, 101, 119, 130, 135, 149 imperialism 5, 170–1 Imrie, Malcolm 83 Indian Workers’ Associations 135 induction centres (proposed) xviii Inquest 137, 179 Institute of Race Relations xi, xix, 135, 179 interdepartmental working party (1959) 47–8 internal controls 85, 100–1, 135–6, 150–1
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INTRODUCTION Human beings have migr
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