On January 11th. representatives from a number of South London Labour Parties, the Communist Party and other left groups met in Brixton to set up a local CARL group As well as building support against the 1971 Act (and the Tories proposals), the committee discussed taking up specific individual issues in the area. such as the threat of deportations. police harasslell cil.
The first concrete step was to call for a public meeting on March 5th to gain wide support for these aims. If you would like information about the group, please contact CARL c/o Lanshury House. 41 Camberwell Grove. London ES. TORTUOUS Bet the Tory goremmar! 's net just content with giung the polle? the "green light" to victimise Black families. What they rear!! "slamming the door" was torealed last month in their White Pape: on Immigration, Within the pages ot this tortuously-worded docunnar lies an attempt to rende: the !O?! Immigration Act even more vicksly racist di sexist in character The psychology behind : scen most dearly hy examining •ce of the proposals that has hit ihe press headlines - the one hannug wornen bringing their hushands ei fiances into the country. Wer Whitelaw originally made this proposal, there was an outery among Tory backbenchers that white women -. employed in the diplomatic service or in multinational firms •• might be discriminated against.
Under such pressure. Whitelow