§ 57. Sir C. Cayzerasked the Home Secretary whether his attention has been called to the sentence of penal servitude passed on an ex-American gunman at Leeds; whether he is aware that this man had been deported from the United States twice and had there undergone long convictions for armed robbery; whether the police exercise any control over the arrival in this country of such offenders; and whether any information on the subject is passed to them by the American police?
§ Mr. LloydYes, Sir. The man in question is a British subject and could not, therefore, be refused admission to this country. Full information in such cases is received from the American authorities and communicated to the police.
§ Sir C. CayzerCan my hon. Friend say whether in such a case of a man with a long criminal record in the United States entering this country, he has to report to the police from time to time?