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01 January 1991

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JOURNAL ARTICLE , User Ref = 015926 , Acc Date = 04-Mar-90
J Jenkins
New Statesman Soc, 22/29 Dec 1989 2(81) pp10-11

Examines several examples of the current treatment by the UK
immigration service and the police of overseas students and
visitors suspected of being illegal immigrants.

deportation, migrant worker, refugees, immigration

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