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NO PASSPORTS TO SERVICES: A REPORT ON LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND IMMIGRATION

01 January 1991

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NO PASSPORTS TO SERVICES: A REPORT ON LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND IMMIGRATION
AND NATIONALITY ISSUES
BOOKS/PAMPHLETS Acc Date = 01-Jun-86
G Wilkins , Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants
JCWI, Aug 1985 75pp RP58954A

Provides information for local authorities who are concerned at
the way British immigration control and nationality law can affect
their black constituents and who wish to ensure that Council
policies and practices work for rather than against them. Areas
covered include passport checks, housing provisions and benefit,
education, adoption, children in care , the police, employment
and marriage.

United Kingdom, equal opportunity, racial discrimination,
housing benefit, Home Office, black people

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