Protest deportations | IMGpapers 1980

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MR AND MRS KHAN and their two children have been threatened with deportation for several weeks now.

The Office because Mr Khan illegally entered the country at the age of 13 and in common with many others didn't realise that one had to apply for the 1974 HERE REGGIE YATES is a Ghanaian whose grandfather was British. He is married to Felicia a black British citizen. They have one child.

The Home Office doesn't recognise the claim of citizenship by Reggie on the grounds that colonial practice was that white men had free sexual access black women and that Reggie's to stay.

argues that Stockport clorary 13. Tel: 061-225 5111. grandmother. nent.

UB40.

Socialist Challenge government amnesty he has no right DEMONSTRATE Sunday April Man chester. Assemble corner of Dickenson Rd -Ipm, Rally 3pm Longsight Donations to Khan Family Defence Committee c/o 593 Stockport Rd, Manchester grandfather was not married to his Deportation 16 April at 7pm Hampden 100 ssusion si, Lonaon a 1. at o 15 April 198