Private used to eject Guyanan
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THE CASE of Derek Padmore - the young Guyanan flown hastily out of Britain on Wednesday night-strongly indicates that the Tory government is to step up the attack against immigrant workers, making full use of private security forces.
Padmore obtained an entry certificate on May. 22 to visit Britain for six weeks. He arrived from Guyana on July 26 with a return ticket for August 21.
On the basis of verbal and written correspondence with relatives who live in Britain, vaguely referring. to the possibility of his staying Derek Padmore for a longer period, the youth was detained at London Airport and his appeal -the first ever to be heard —was rejected on Wednesday.
A Home Office spokesman stated that 'the appellant had obtained an "entry certificate by misrepresenting his intentions to the entry certificate officer'. ATUA CON DOCKERS Saturday, August 15 YMCA Room 1 Mount Pleasant LIVERPOOL further details write Cavanagh, 5 Gamlin Birkenhead,
Throughout the appeal proceedings two uniformed Securicor guards waited outside and then • immediately escorted Padmore to a Securicor vehicle to take him back to Heathrow airport and the next plane out.
The National Council for Civil Liberties told Workers Press that there was little that could be done about Padmore because of the speed at which events took place, but that general investigations were proceeding.
It appears that an appeal tribunal can accept hearsay evidence-unlike a court— and that immigration officers need not attend, but can submit evidence in writing.
This was 'very worrying', said the NCCL spokesman. Uster