SocialistAction 1983–88

The paper of the Socialist League, formerly the International Marxist Group, 1983–88

Muhammad must stay!

Socialist Action No. 86, 25 January 1985 · p. 11 of the scan · 344 words

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page 11 of the scan

THE THREE-year long fight of Muhammad Idrish against deportation is reaching its climax.

The Home Office has refi sed lese to aer d House Lords against deportation.

Muhammad's one of thousands. Last year 2,282 people were deported under racist laws. similar number left under threat Muhammad's NALGO, has called a day of action and a demonstration on 30 January in Birmingham. All NALGO branches are being asked to strike on that day, and support is needed from the rest of the labour movement.

The fight against Muhammad's deportation is a fight against the racist ana alvisive immigrauon laws. Bring your union and Labour Party banners.

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lne ke calling this action! hangs over 1lal points of view, event to mobilise for.

All out January 25!

No Nazis in our colleges! Harrington out!

Calling this demonstration and the position adopted by the Inner London Education Authoricampaign against Harrington. Last year, NUS allowed the , They even went to the lengths of denouncing the struggle at December's NUS conference saw a clear rejection of this disgraceful stance by student activists. The demonstration is precisely what is necessary in one дискоко sne codas. but it should not be forgotten that it has taken over 10 months for the NUS executive to get around to The demo on 25 January will be a good opportunity for students to show their opposition to the fascist infiltration of colleges, as well as contempt for the courts that defend people like Harrington. It will not be lost on those students active in supporting the miners that the threat of the use of court orders to stop payments to the miners still student unions. So Irom all , 25 January will be an important

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