Nasira Begum: stay, here to fight

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OVER 500 people marched: through Manchester Saturday protesting against the threatened deportation of • Nasira Begum.

As the wife of a British. citizen she was allowed to setule in brutaln, altesse was deserted by her husband the authorities moved to boot her out.

Leading Saturday's march were Nasira and groups trom other local defence campaigns Asians threatened deportation. tat followed. and CUltingents that cluding many callic d Clear message To White Secretary William - black people are here to stay and here to fight! By Clive Gilson, Leamington Anti-racist Anti-fascist Committee MARTIN webstel, National Front's national organiser, was given rough ride by Asian youth in West Bromwich when he visited the area for prepare demonstration to be held en 17 August.

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