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which they have already attained admissThe circular from the Home Office urges college authorities to open files on overseas students 'in order to help maintain an effective immigration control' The intention here is clear - the Government wants to draw the college authorities into the massive apparatus of immigracconomic deprivation. tion control. Colleges are to be entrusted with the job of providing part of the dossier which can be used when the need As part of the plan to reduce the number of foreign students, senior civil servants are working on a new amendment to the 1971 Immigration Act which would take away the right of appeal or Twenty-four anti-fascists were arrested last Sunday after a march of 300 Bengalis and trade unionists had challenged an attempt by the National Front to establish a consistent mass paper-sale in Brick The demonstration, organised by the NAME local Asian anti-racist committee and Stepney & Bethnal Green Trades Council, was greeted with a shower of bricks, cans and eggs by the NF. The police then interRed Weekly supporters will be arguing for a mass demonstration based on a full moomsation in the local trade unions and Week 2 SUBSCRIPTION RATES DOMESTIC: £7 per year £3.50 for six months FOREIGN: £9 per year surface mail £12 per year armail 0i Cuedonian Road Fondon N