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No need for immigration laws

by isleofman.com 27th June 2006
The Home Affairs Minister has rejected claims the Isle of Man needs to develop its own immigration laws.

John Shimmin told MHK's that United Kingdom legislation, seen as relevant to the Island is currently being adapted.

But members claimed stricter controls are needed, and Martyn Quayle referred to the recent visit of the British National Party.

North Douglas MHK, John Houghton, said the government needs to know about everyone working over here.

Mr Shimmin says in practical terms that would be a huge task:
Posted by isleofman.com
Tuesday 27th, June 2006 08:52pm.

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