This book presents the comprehensive text of the Immigration Act of 1971, alongside related foundational legal documents and commentary. Authored by Ian A. Macdonald, this work serves as a primary resource for understanding the legal framework governing immigration in the United Kingdom following the 1971 Act. It meticulously compiles the full text of the Act, the accompanying draft Immigration Rules, and the crucial European Convention on Human Rights, providing essential context for legal professionals, policymakers, and students of immigration law. The inclusion of bibliographical references further supports scholarly research into this significant piece of legislation.

This publication is recognized as a vital compilation for legal and historical reference concerning UK immigration law. Its value lies in its direct presentation of primary source legislation and related human rights conventions. The inclusion of draft rules and bibliographical references positions it as a foundational text for researchers and practitioners engaging with the 1971 Immigration Act.