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Racist Immigration Policy in the UK
Black Agenda Radio with Margaret Kimberley
06 May 2022

Black Agenda Report · Racist Immigration Policy in the UK

Glenroy Watson is a Pan-African trade unionist who is Secretary of the Global Afrikan Congress, UK Chapter. He joins us to discuss the continuation of Hostile Environment immigration policies in the UK that are meant to discourage Global South migration. Recently the government announced a scheme to send asylum seekers to Rwanda. Glenroy Watson will be among the panelists discussing these issues in a Friday, May 6, 2022 webinar at 2pm ET.

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