On 14 July a big step could be taken towards the building oi a campaign against the Tory proposals on immigration - — for that is the date of the Anti Nazi League conference.
The conference has many other continue to reach out to wide numbers youth Involve anti-fascist activity — perhaps for the first time.
Another mass carnival later this would provide needed national focus around which the activists in local ANL branches could work.
The ANL has to continue the job of exposing the National Front as Nazis and mobilising on the streets to counter their rallies and marches.
Electing a representative steering committee is also a priority.
But perhaps most important is the need to come to grips with the election of the Tories. It will be by pushing the Tories' racist policies to their logical conclusion fascists will attempt to overcome their election defeat at the hands of the ANL.
Already have demonstration last weekend by the National ( Front against Britain Marching for the extension of Tory policy on immigration re-patriation will be their next step.
Their countered head on. Many local ANL branches are already involved in such activity Oldham instance, helped UMALINC week's meeting in defence of Abdul Azad. Others have affiliated to the Campaign Against the Immigration Laws.
The ANL nationally is well placed to take the initiative organisations like CAIL to form a national coalition. 19014I1organisations and labour movement bodies, to campaign against the Tory proposals.
The sort of mass leafleting of workplaces and estates undertaken by the ANL to expose the fascists is just what's needed to prepare the fight inside the labour movement to end its complicity with racist immigration controls.
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