§ 33. Sir GERALD STRICKLANDasked the Home Secretary what guarantees, if any, are obtained that a foreign Government will re-admit aliens who may be allowed to enter this country should such aliens become the subject of a deportation order; and whether persons who acquire domicile in Palestine are granted all the rights of a British subject as regards entry into this country?
§ Captain HACKINGThe answer to the first part of the question is that an alien is not admitted to this country unless he is in possession of A national passport or some other document establishing his nationality and identity to the satisfaction of an immigration officer, and it is recognized that a country receives its own nationals. As regards the second 226 part, domicile in Palestine does not affect a person's right of entry into the United Kingdom.