Iealletting of soldiers.
Irish people are linble to deportation and rights of entry into Britain are to be drasticaliy restricted.
Organisations con be proseribed for "promoting or encouraging tercorism". Under this blanket forinula any orguuisation which defends the appressed minorit! of the North and champions their caus could, in practice, be banned:
People can be lined an untimited ansouat and jailed for up to five years for sapportng aty banned orgunisation tinancially or in other ways.
The police will be allowed to arrest Secretary of State the opposition to tho war in Ireland, but they know that they can be uaod agadnar the working closs in future struggles.
to Jenkins's proposals tr it fails to light against (bese represore lows it will find itself at the roceiviog ead and its own richls uround into the dist into banning the IRA without warrant, and to keap theit prison ers undet wraps fot up to soven days all they have to do is get permission from the IO WUnOLE TESE ERAM AAS TIOE-AIs measures as draconian, They are mcasures that will delight the ruling class. Not anly will they see them as means of strangting The workers movement must say "no"