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Immigration Act 1971 (1971 c 77)

This legislation established the foundational framework for controlling immigration to the United Kingdom, introducing key concepts such as "right of abode" and "leave to remain." It distinguished between those with the right of abode, primarily Commonwealth citizens, and other foreign nationals, streamlining immigration controls. The act permitted immigration officers to exercise notable discretionary powers and included provisions for deportation and appeals. It aimed to address increasing immigration concerns, marking a significant shift towards a regulated immigration system, balancing control with the need for orderly and fair administration.

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Immigration Act 1971 (1971 c 77)

This legislation established the foundational framework for controlling immigration to the United Kingdom, introducing key concepts such as "right of abode" and "leave to remain." It distinguished between those with the right of abode, primarily Commonwealth citizens, and other foreign nationals, streamlining immigration controls. The act permitted immigration officers to exercise notable discretionary powers and included provisions for deportation and appeals. It aimed to address increasing immigration concerns, marking a significant shift towards a regulated immigration system, balancing control with the need for orderly and fair administration.

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