Caribbean elders and supporters marched in London after people with the right to live in Britain were detained, denied services or threatened with deportation. Their public testimony challenged a hostile immigration system and demanded recognition of the labor and community-building that shaped postwar Britain.
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Caribbean elders and supporters marched in London after people with the right to live in Britain were detained, denied services or threatened with deportation. Their public testimony challenged a hostile immigration system and demanded recognition of the labor and community-building that shaped postwar Britain.
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The record identifies Movement for Justice; Windrush campaigners; Caribbean community groups. Context: Caribbean elders and supporters marched in London after people with the right to live in Britain were detained, denied services or threatened with deportation. Their public testimony challenged a hostile immigration system and demanded recognition of the labor and community-building that shaped postwar Britain.