Unsafe Haven :The United States, the IRA and Political Prisoners ( 1 )

Publication subTitle :The United States, the IRA and Political Prisoners

Publication series :1

Author: McElrath   Karen  

Publisher: Pluto Press‎

Publication year: 2000

E-ISBN: 9781849640169

P-ISBN(Paperback): 9780745313221

Subject: D08 Other political theory problems

Keyword: 其他政治理论问题

Language: ENG

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Well-written and easily accessible. It should be of interest to anyone in the field of Irish studies or the braoder issue of political prisoners. Political Studies

Chapter

Introduction

1History

Safe Haven

Non-Intervention by the Executive Branch

Summary

2 Deportation and Other Immigration Controls

US Immigration Policies

Visitor Visas

Refugees and Foreign Policy

Political Asylum

Recent Struggles for Refuge: Selected Cases

Summary

3 Extradition

Extradition Warrants: 1977 to 1986

Amendments to the Political Offence Exception

Summary

4 Prosecution

Selected Cases

Other Sources of Weaponry

Summary

5 Media Caricatures

The British Line

Images of Ceasefire

Media Distortions of the Perpetrators of Violence

Media Distortions Relating to the Victims of Violence

Summary

6 The Facade of Neutrality

The Clinton Era

Human Rights and Foreign Policy

US Support for Violations of Due Process

Terrorist List

Summary

Conclusion

Political Offences versus Terrorism

Shift in US Policy

Support and Publicity

References

Case Cited

Statutes Cited

Appendices

Research Context and Background

Table 1 Murder victims of Loyalist violence, 1996 to 1999, during alleged loyalist ceasefire

Notes

Introduction

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Chapter 4

Chapter 5

Chapter 6

Chapter 7

Appendices

Name Index

Index

African Americans

6

47 n.3

Media portrayals in the United States 99

Processed by criminal justice system in the United States 99

Alien Act of 1798 7

Alpha 66-7

Ancient Order of Hibernians 31

Anglo-Irish Agreement

51 n.9

51

Anti-immigrant sentiment 22

Aryan Nations 66

Bloody Sunday

16 n.11

16

37

88

120

Boer War 10

Boston

3 70

71

British Foreign Office

118

119

British Information Service 86

Ceasefires

Cover names 91

Fundraising and 121

Questions about the existence of a loyalist ceasefire 43

Questions about the existence of a loyalist ceasefire 43

Questions about the existence of a loyalist ceasefire 89-92

Questions about the existence of a loyalist ceasefire 89-92

Central Intelligence Agency [CIA]

67

68

69

Clan na Gael

10 n.4

10 n.5

10

Clemency for Irish political prisoners 14

Collusion

62

123

Country Reports on Human Rights Practices

29

104-6

Crime of moral turpitude

2

23-4

Cuban immigrants to the United States 30

Cuban political prisoners

54

116

Defence [support] groups 40

Democracy 4-5

Deportation

12

21-44

Costs for individuals 39-40

Failure to disclose past convictions and 22

Following extradition 47

Following extradition 53

Following extradition 54

Following extradition 61

Following extradition 64

Official reasons for 21

Political offenders excluded from 24

Suspensions 41-2

Dillingham Commission 22 n.1

Diplock courts

32 n.5

32

102

107

Easter Rising

11 n.6

14

41

120

Media and 85

Escape from prison

8

9

10

55

59

Escapees, treatment of upon their return 61-2

European Court of Human Rights 95

European Human Rights Commission 110

Extradition

3

12

45-64

Bail/bond and 58-9

Costs 56 n.15

Criteria used for 46

Criteria used for 48-9

Criteria used for 53

Criteria used for 55

De facto 52

De facto 57

Disguised [see also 'deportation following extradition'] 47

Political offence exception 51-2

Political offence exception 60

South of Ireland to north 63

Treaties [historical] 8

Treaties [historical] 10

Treaty of, 60 n.20

Treaty of, 60

Treaty of, 1977 45-6

US-UK Supplementary Treaty 45

US-UK Supplementary Treaty 45

US-UK Supplementary Treaty 51-2

US-UK Supplementary Treaty 51-2

US-UK Supplementary Treaty 53

US-UK Supplementary Treaty 53

US-UK Supplementary Treaty 60 n.20

US-UK Supplementary Treaty 60

US-UK Supplementary Treaty 60 n.20

US-UK Supplementary Treaty 60

Fear of persecution [well-founded]

2 n.2

28

39

55

62

Refugee status and 27

Federal Bureau of Investigation

12

Counter-terrorism programme 66

Relationship with RUC 81

Relationship with RUC 93-4

Relationship with RUC 109

Targeting of Irish persons 24-5

Targeting of Irish republicans 18

Targeting of Irish republicans 33

Targeting of Irish republicans 34

Targeting of Irish republicans 66-7

Training by 80-1

Fenian Brotherhood 9

Fort Worth Five 68

Friends of Ireland 16

Gibraltar killings

95

110

Good Friday Agreement

88 n.5

88

89

91

115

Grand Jury abuse 68

H-block

4 55 n.13

55

Harryville [County Antrim], loyalist protest 106

Hierarchy of death 96

Human Rights Practices

Descriptions by US congressional members 17-18

Findings relating to 107-11

Hunger Strikes [1981]

19

20

26

99 n.13

120

Ideology of

117 n.3

117-18

119

Immigration and Naturalization Service [INS]

2

12

21

34

37

38

46

Political asylum and 28

Political asylum and 29

United States-Britain alliance, concern for 31

Immigration law

11

Applied to specific groups 22-3

Quotas for entry 23

Indictments [United States] 66

Internment 58 n.17

Ireland [south] and

63

Political offence exception and 51

Portrayals of violence 92-6

Portrayals of violence 99

Terrorist list, United States 12

Irish America

5-6

Definitional problems 5-6

Indifference 5-6

Influence 101

Irish conflict and 28

President Woodrow Wilson and 14

Weaponry from 76-7

Irish famine

7

12 n.8

12-13

Relief for 12-13

Irish National Liberation Army [INLA] 43

Irish Northern Aid

35

68

76

120

121 n.4

Irish Republican Brotherhood [IRB]

9 n.3

11

Irish Revolutionary Brotherhood [IRB]

9 n.3

9

Irish, portrayal of

7

13

Ku Klux Klan 66

Legal system, Northern Ireland

106-11

Exposure 121

Long Kesh

3 n.3

3

26

37

39

42

56

Lookout system

15

25

67

MacBride Principles

33 n.6

33

101 n.1

Francis Gildernew and 33

President Bill Clinton and 101-2

Marita Ann 69

Media

84-100

Cases in the United States and 121-2

Censorship and 87 n.4

Censorship and 87

Military intelligence [United States] 12

Mitchell Principles

42

89 n.6

89

Neutrality [south of Ireland] 15

Northern Ireland Assembly 88-9

Northern Ireland Office 118

Northern Ireland [Emergency Provisions] Act

115

115 n.2

Partition 15

Plastic bullets

78-9

106

Political asylum

2 n.1

2

28-30

Extradition and 47

United States foreign policy and 29-30

United States foreign policy and 29-30

United States foreign policy and 31

United States foreign policy and 31

Political offenders 66

Politically-motivated offences

2

114-15

Prison sentence remission 75-6

Prisoner release

53 n.12

56 n.16

76

115

Red Hand Defenders 98

Refugee Act

[ 27

[ 27 n.2

[ 27

[ 27 n.2

[ 27

[ 30

[ 30

[ 44

[ 44

Royal Ulster Constabulary [RUC] 61

Scheduled offences

32 n.5

52 n.11

52

107

Shoot-to-kill policy

63

95

Sinn Féin

Excluded from talks 90

Friends of Sinn Féin 121

Fundraising 111-12

United States and 103

Special Air Service [SAS]

95

110

Special category prisoner [Ireland]

49

115

Special relationship

4

12

13

18

53

56

111

US-UK Supplementary Treaty and 45

US-UK Supplementary Treaty and 51

Weakening of 103

Stalker Report 63

State violence

5

78

94-5

Support from individuals and groups in the United States

40

120-3

Terrorism

66

Official [British] definition of 52 n.11

Official [British] definition of 52 n.11

Official [British] definition of 115

Official [British] definition of 115

Subjective definitions of 4-5

Terrorist organisations, official designation of 12

Transfers [prison]

74-6

113 n.9

Ulster Defence Association [UDA]

16

90

91

Ulster Democratic Party [UDP] 90

Ulster Freedom Fighters [UFF] 90

United States

also 'special relationship ' 3

also 'special relationship ' 7

also 'special relationship ' 10

also 'special relationship ' 11

also 'special relationship ' 13

also 'special relationship ' 17

also 'special relationship ' 20

also 'special relationship ' 22

Military support to/from Britain 4

Military support to/from Britain 16

Military support to/from Britain 52

Military support to/from Britain 56

Military support to/from Britain 64

Military support to/from Britain 79-80

Non-intervention into Irish affairs 1

Non-intervention into Irish affairs 7

Non-intervention into Irish affairs 8

Non-intervention into Irish affairs 12

Non-intervention into Irish affairs 19

Non-intervention into Irish affairs 20

Non-intervention into Irish affairs 101

Non-intervention into Irish affairs 117

Policy shift regarding Irish republicans 4

Policy shift regarding Irish republicans 4

Policy shift regarding Irish republicans 116-17

Policy shift regarding Irish republicans 116-17

United States Congress

17

40

80

Congressional hearings on Irish issues 102

United States Department of State [State Department]

11

12

14

15

84

110

Anti-terrorism and 17

Determination of refugee status 27

Political asylum and 28-9

Weaponry and 17

United States Foreign 82

United States House of Representatives

15

Human Rights Sub-Committee 110

International Relations Committee 102

United States Secret Service 14

United States Senate

10

14

Valhalla 69-70

Victims, Catholic 96-8

Visas, visitor

25-6

102-3

111

Weaponry

For use by the Royal Ulster Constabulary 17 n.12

For use by the Royal Ulster Constabulary 17

For use by the Royal Ulster Constabulary 80

From the United States government 76-82

Transactions [individual] 66

Transactions [individual] 67

Transactions [individual] 68

Transactions [individual] 68-74

Transactions [individual] 76-8

Transport by Irish republican supporters in the United States 3

Young Ireland movement

8 n.1

8

9

Index

African Americans

6

47 n.3

Media portrayals in the United States 99

Processed by criminal justice system in the United States 99

Alien Act of 1798 7

Alpha 66-7

Ancient Order of Hibernians 31

Anglo-Irish Agreement

51 n.9

51

Anti-immigrant sentiment 22

Aryan Nations 66

Bloody Sunday

16 n.11

16

37

88

120

Boer War 10

Boston

3 70

71

British Foreign Office

118

119

British Information Service 86

Ceasefires

Cover names 91

Fundraising and 121

Questions about the existence of a loyalist ceasefire 43

Questions about the existence of a loyalist ceasefire 43

Questions about the existence of a loyalist ceasefire 89-92

Questions about the existence of a loyalist ceasefire 89-92

Central Intelligence Agency [CIA]

67

68

69

Clan na Gael

10 n.4

10 n.5

10

Clemency for Irish political prisoners 14

Collusion

62

123

Country Reports on Human Rights Practices

29

104-6

Crime of moral turpitude

2

23-4

Cuban immigrants to the United States 30

Cuban political prisoners

54

116

Defence [support] groups 40

Democracy 4-5

Deportation

12

21-44

Costs for individuals 39-40

Failure to disclose past convictions and 22

Following extradition 47

Following extradition 53

Following extradition 54

Following extradition 61

Following extradition 64

Official reasons for 21

Political offenders excluded from 24

Suspensions 41-2

Dillingham Commission 22 n.1

Diplock courts

32 n.5

32

102

107

Easter Rising

11 n.6

14

41

120

Media and 85

Escape from prison

8

9

10

55

59

Escapees, treatment of upon their return 61-2

European Court of Human Rights 95

European Human Rights Commission 110

Extradition

3

12

45-64

Bail/bond and 58-9

Costs 56 n.15

Criteria used for 46

Criteria used for 48-9

Criteria used for 53

Criteria used for 55

De facto 52

De facto 57

Disguised [see also 'deportation following extradition'] 47

Political offence exception 51-2

Political offence exception 60

South of Ireland to north 63

Treaties [historical] 8

Treaties [historical] 10

Treaty of, 60 n.20

Treaty of, 60

Treaty of, 1977 45-6

US-UK Supplementary Treaty 45

US-UK Supplementary Treaty 45

US-UK Supplementary Treaty 51-2

US-UK Supplementary Treaty 51-2

US-UK Supplementary Treaty 53

US-UK Supplementary Treaty 53

US-UK Supplementary Treaty 60 n.20

US-UK Supplementary Treaty 60

US-UK Supplementary Treaty 60 n.20

US-UK Supplementary Treaty 60

Fear of persecution [well-founded]

2 n.2

28

39

55

62

Refugee status and 27

Federal Bureau of Investigation

12

Counter-terrorism programme 66

Relationship with RUC 81

Relationship with RUC 93-4

Relationship with RUC 109

Targeting of Irish persons 24-5

Targeting of Irish republicans 18

Targeting of Irish republicans 33

Targeting of Irish republicans 34

Targeting of Irish republicans 66-7

Training by 80-1

Fenian Brotherhood 9

Fort Worth Five 68

Friends of Ireland 16

Gibraltar killings

95

110

Good Friday Agreement

88 n.5

88

89

91

115

Grand Jury abuse 68

H-block

4 55 n.13

55

Harryville [County Antrim], loyalist protest 106

Hierarchy of death 96

Human Rights Practices

Descriptions by US congressional members 17-18

Findings relating to 107-11

Hunger Strikes [1981]

19

20

26

99 n.13

120

Ideology of

117 n.3

117-18

119

Immigration and Naturalization Service [INS]

2

12

21

34

37

38

46

Political asylum and 28

Political asylum and 29

United States-Britain alliance, concern for 31

Immigration law

11

Applied to specific groups 22-3

Quotas for entry 23

Indictments [United States] 66

Internment 58 n.17

Ireland [south] and

63

Political offence exception and 51

Portrayals of violence 92-6

Portrayals of violence 99

Terrorist list, United States 12

Irish America

5-6

Definitional problems 5-6

Indifference 5-6

Influence 101

Irish conflict and 28

President Woodrow Wilson and 14

Weaponry from 76-7

Irish famine

7

12 n.8

12-13

Relief for 12-13

Irish National Liberation Army [INLA] 43

Irish Northern Aid

35

68

76

120

121 n.4

Irish Republican Brotherhood [IRB]

9 n.3

11

Irish Revolutionary Brotherhood [IRB]

9 n.3

9

Irish, portrayal of

7

13

Ku Klux Klan 66

Legal system, Northern Ireland

106-11

Exposure 121

Long Kesh

3 n.3

3

26

37

39

42

56

Lookout system

15

25

67

MacBride Principles

33 n.6

33

101 n.1

Francis Gildernew and 33

President Bill Clinton and 101-2

Marita Ann 69

Media

84-100

Cases in the United States and 121-2

Censorship and 87 n.4

Censorship and 87

Military intelligence [United States] 12

Mitchell Principles

42

89 n.6

89

Neutrality [south of Ireland] 15

Northern Ireland Assembly 88-9

Northern Ireland Office 118

Northern Ireland [Emergency Provisions] Act

115

115 n.2

Partition 15

Plastic bullets

78-9

106

Political asylum

2 n.1

2

28-30

Extradition and 47

United States foreign policy and 29-30

United States foreign policy and 29-30

United States foreign policy and 31

United States foreign policy and 31

Political offenders 66

Politically-motivated offences

2

114-15

Prison sentence remission 75-6

Prisoner release

53 n.12

56 n.16

76

115

Red Hand Defenders 98

Refugee Act

[ 27

[ 27 n.2

[ 27

[ 27 n.2

[ 27

[ 30

[ 30

[ 44

[ 44

Royal Ulster Constabulary [RUC] 61

Scheduled offences

32 n.5

52 n.11

52

107

Shoot-to-kill policy

63

95

Sinn Féin

Excluded from talks 90

Friends of Sinn Féin 121

Fundraising 111-12

United States and 103

Special Air Service [SAS]

95

110

Special category prisoner [Ireland]

49

115

Special relationship

4

12

13

18

53

56

111

US-UK Supplementary Treaty and 45

US-UK Supplementary Treaty and 51

Weakening of 103

Stalker Report 63

State violence

5

78

94-5

Support from individuals and groups in the United States

40

120-3

Terrorism

66

Official [British] definition of 52 n.11

Official [British] definition of 52 n.11

Official [British] definition of 115

Official [British] definition of 115

Subjective definitions of 4-5

Terrorist organisations, official designation of 12

Transfers [prison]

74-6

113 n.9

Ulster Defence Association [UDA]

16

90

91

Ulster Democratic Party [UDP] 90

Ulster Freedom Fighters [UFF] 90

United States

also 'special relationship ' 3

also 'special relationship ' 7

also 'special relationship ' 10

also 'special relationship ' 11

also 'special relationship ' 13

also 'special relationship ' 17

also 'special relationship ' 20

also 'special relationship ' 22

Military support to/from Britain 4

Military support to/from Britain 16

Military support to/from Britain 52

Military support to/from Britain 56

Military support to/from Britain 64

Military support to/from Britain 79-80

Non-intervention into Irish affairs 1

Non-intervention into Irish affairs 7

Non-intervention into Irish affairs 8

Non-intervention into Irish affairs 12

Non-intervention into Irish affairs 19

Non-intervention into Irish affairs 20

Non-intervention into Irish affairs 101

Non-intervention into Irish affairs 117

Policy shift regarding Irish republicans 4

Policy shift regarding Irish republicans 4

Policy shift regarding Irish republicans 116-17

Policy shift regarding Irish republicans 116-17

United States Congress

17

40

80

Congressional hearings on Irish issues 102

United States Department of State [State Department]

11

12

14

15

84

110

Anti-terrorism and 17

Determination of refugee status 27

Political asylum and 28-9

Weaponry and 17

United States Foreign 82

United States House of Representatives

15

Human Rights Sub-Committee 110

International Relations Committee 102

United States Secret Service 14

United States Senate

10

14

Valhalla 69-70

Victims, Catholic 96-8

Visas, visitor

25-6

102-3

111

Weaponry

For use by the Royal Ulster Constabulary 17 n.12

For use by the Royal Ulster Constabulary 17

For use by the Royal Ulster Constabulary 80

From the United States government 76-82

Transactions [individual] 66

Transactions [individual] 67

Transactions [individual] 68

Transactions [individual] 68-74

Transactions [individual] 76-8

Transport by Irish republican supporters in the United States 3

Young Ireland movement

8 n.1

8

9

Index

38

9

41

Adams,David 62

Adams,Gerry

55

98

118

118-19

121

Visas and 56

Visas and 56

Visas and 102

Visas and 102 n.3

Visas and 102

Visas and 102 n.3

Visas and 103

Visas and 103

Aiken,Frank 15

Andersen,Robert 69

Artt,Kevin Barry

55

58

59

61

62

123

Baker,James 103

Barr,James

50 n.7

50-51

64

Begin, Menachen 45

Blair

Visitor visas and 26

Visitor visas and 26

Visitor visas and 102

Visitor visas and 102

Blair, Tony

34 n.8

93

103

Bosch, Orlando 54

Brennan, Pól

45

55

57-61

122

123

Breslin, Jimmy 86 n.2

Broderick, Francie

36-8

39

Brown, Sean

91

93

97

Bulger, James ‚Whitey ™ 69

Cahill, Joe

26

103

Campbell, Brendan 90

Campbell, Brian 26

Carey, Hugh 16

Carter, Jimmy

17

80

Casement, Roger

10 n.5

14

85

Cassidy, Noel 42

Caulfield, Charlie

36

41

Chomsky, Noam 58

Christopher, Warren

56

105

Churchill, Winston

14

15

Clarke, Thomas

11

11 n.6

Clegg, Lee 94

Clinton, Bill

4

56

93

94

Cockburn, Alexander 58

Connolly, James 117

Corrigan, Kevin 24-5

Crawley, John 69

Crossan, Kevin

36

41

Cullen, Kevin 86 n.2

Cumaraswamy, Param 109

Davies, Nicholas 87 n.4

de Valera, Eamon

11

11 n.7

15

70

Devlin, Michael 35 -6

Devoy, John

10

14

Dillon, John Blake 8

Doheny, Michael 8

Doherty, Joseph

31 n.4

51 n.8

53 n.12

Dole, Bob

103 n.4

103

Dougan, Robert 90

Eisenhower, Dwight David 67

Enright, Terry 98

Fillmore, Millard 9

Finucane, Pat

62

94 n.9

109

Flanagan, Ronnie

80

90

Flannery, Michael 68

Ford, Gerald 16

Gaynor, Noel

36

38

41

122

Gildernew, Francis

32 -6

123

Gilman, Ben

102 n.2

102

Goulding, Cathal 117

Graham, John 93-4

Guido, John 109

Hamill, Pete 86 n.2

Hamill, Robert

91

96 -7

Harding, Warren 14

Hill, Paul 34 n.8

Hobson, Paul 97

Hoy, Gerald

70

71

Hume, John 73

Johnson, Richard

70

71

Johnston, David 93-4

Keane, Mairead 103

Kelly, Paddy 34 n.8

Kelly, Tony

59 n.19

59

Kennedy, Edward

16

92

98

Kennedy, John F. 15

Kennedy, John F.Jr. 34 n.8

Kennedy, Joseph

34 n.8

34

Kennedy, Mary Courtney 34n.8

King, Peter

41

102 n.2

116

Kirby, Terence

55

58

59

61

62

123

Kirkpatrick, Harry 50

Lynchehaun, James 11

MacBride, Sean

33 n.6

101 n.1

Mackin, Desmond

45 -7

47 n.1

47 n.2

48

Mackin, Sean 38 n.11

MacManus, Terence 9

Maguire, Eamon

70

71

75

Major, John

55

103

Malone, Chuck 70

Mandela, Nelson 116

Manton, Tom 102 n.2

Martin, Bernadette 97 -8

Martin, David 116

Martin, Michael ‚Mixey ™

72

75

McAliskey, Bernadette Devlin 47 n.3

McCarten, Patrick 11

McCarthy, Carolyn 102 n.2

McColgan, Joseph 71

McDade, Gerald 41

McErlean, Robbie

36

41

McGeough, Gerry

72 n.7

72n.8

72 -3

McGlinchey, Dominic 63

McGoldrick, Michael 91

McGuinness, Martin 119

McIntyre, John 69-70

McKeown, Laurence 26

McKinley, Kevin

59

71-2

75

120

122

McKinney, Jack 86 n.2

McManus, Father Sean 101 n.1

McMullen, Peter

47-8

49

51 n.8

57

McNally, Dermot 56-7

McNaught, Michael ‚Micky™

73 n.9

73 -4

McNicholl, John Eddie

42-3

123 n.6

McPhilemy, Sean 87 n.4

McShane, Dermot

106 n.5

106

Meagher, Thomas Francis

9 n.2

9

65

Meehan, Martin 62

Megahey, Gabriel

36

38

41

Menendez, Robert 102 n.2

Millar, Sammy 74

Mitchel, John 9

Mitchell, George

89 n.6

102

Moley, Seamus

59

71 -2

75

120

122

Moloney, Father Patrick 74

Morrison, Bruce 38 n.11

Morrison, Matt

36-8

40

41

43

59

120

Mountbatten Lord 16

Mowlam, Mo

59

81 n.11

93

Moynihan, Daniel Patrick 16

Murray, Joseph 69

Neal, Richard 102 n.2

Nee, Patrick 69

Nelson, Brian 87 n.4

Nelson, Rosemary

98

109-10

Nixon, Richard

15

19-20

67

Nugent, Kieran 119

O™Bradaigh, Ruairi 26

O™Callaghan, Sean

26

69

O™Connor, Tom 74

O™Dwyer, Paul

47 n.3

47

68

O™Gorman, Richard 8

O™Hagan, Felim 26

O™Mahony, John 9

O™Neill, Diarmuid 95 n.10

O™Neill, Tip 16

O™Reilly, John Boyle 11

O™Rourke, Michael

31 -2

49 n.5

Pearson, Brian

21

26

36

Quigley, Martin

70

71

75

Quinn, William [Liam]

Quinn, William [Liam] 4

Quinn, William [Liam] 48-50

Quinn, William [Liam] 50 n.6

Quinn, William [Liam] 51 n.8

Quinn, William [Liam] 64

Reid, Christina

70

71

Reilly, Karen 94

Restorick, Stephen

93

96

Reynolds, Albert

26

102

Roosevelt, Franklin 15

Rossa, Jeremiah O ™Donovan 9

Ryan, David 73

Ryan, Liam

25

35-6

38 n.11

Seitz, Raymond 103

Slane, John

91

93

96

Smith, Jean Kennedy

15 n.10

26

102

103

Smyth, Jimmy

55 n.13

55

56 n.15

Snell, Karen 55

Stephens, James 9

Stone, Michael 93

Taylor, Gregory

91

94

Thatcher

18

20

22

51

Truman, Harry 15

Tyler, John 8

Valladares, Armando 116

Wilson, Woodrow

13-14

14n.9

19

Index

38

9

41

Adams,David 62

Adams,Gerry

55

98

118

118-19

121

Visas and 56

Visas and 56

Visas and 102

Visas and 102 n.3

Visas and 102

Visas and 102 n.3

Visas and 103

Visas and 103

Aiken,Frank 15

Andersen,Robert 69

Artt,Kevin Barry

55

58

59

61

62

123

Baker,James 103

Barr,James

50 n.7

50-51

64

Begin, Menachen 45

Blair

Visitor visas and 26

Visitor visas and 26

Visitor visas and 102

Visitor visas and 102

Blair, Tony

34 n.8

93

103

Bosch, Orlando 54

Brennan, Pól

45

55

57-61

122

123

Breslin, Jimmy 86 n.2

Broderick, Francie

36-8

39

Brown, Sean

91

93

97

Bulger, James 'Whitey ' 69

Cahill, Joe

26

103

Campbell, Brendan 90

Campbell, Brian 26

Carey, Hugh 16

Carter, Jimmy

17

80

Casement, Roger

10 n.5

14

85

Cassidy, Noel 42

Caulfield, Charlie

36

41

Chomsky, Noam 58

Christopher, Warren

56

105

Churchill, Winston

14

15

Clarke, Thomas

11

11 n.6

Clegg, Lee 94

Clinton, Bill

4

56

93

94

Cockburn, Alexander 58

Connolly, James 117

Corrigan, Kevin 24-5

Crawley, John 69

Crossan, Kevin

36

41

Cullen, Kevin 86 n.2

Cumaraswamy, Param 109

Davies, Nicholas 87 n.4

de Valera, Eamon

11

11 n.7

15

70

Devlin, Michael 35 -6

Devoy, John

10

14

Dillon, John Blake 8

Doheny, Michael 8

Doherty, Joseph

31 n.4

51 n.8

53 n.12

Dole, Bob

103 n.4

103

Dougan, Robert 90

Eisenhower, Dwight David 67

Enright, Terry 98

Fillmore, Millard 9

Finucane, Pat

62

94 n.9

109

Flanagan, Ronnie

80

90

Flannery, Michael 68

Ford, Gerald 16

Gaynor, Noel

36

38

41

122

Gildernew, Francis

32 -6

123

Gilman, Ben

102 n.2

102

Goulding, Cathal 117

Graham, John 93-4

Guido, John 109

Hamill, Pete 86 n.2

Hamill, Robert

91

96 -7

Harding, Warren 14

Hill, Paul 34 n.8

Hobson, Paul 97

Hoy, Gerald

70

71

Hume, John 73

Johnson, Richard

70

71

Johnston, David 93-4

Keane, Mairead 103

Kelly, Paddy 34 n.8

Kelly, Tony

59 n.19

59

Kennedy, Edward

16

92

98

Kennedy, John F. 15

Kennedy, John F.Jr. 34 n.8

Kennedy, Joseph

34 n.8

34

Kennedy, Mary Courtney 34n.8

King, Peter

41

102 n.2

116

Kirby, Terence

55

58

59

61

62

123

Kirkpatrick, Harry 50

Lynchehaun, James 11

MacBride, Sean

33 n.6

101 n.1

Mackin, Desmond

45 -7

47 n.1

47 n.2

48

Mackin, Sean 38 n.11

MacManus, Terence 9

Maguire, Eamon

70

71

75

Major, John

55

103

Malone, Chuck 70

Mandela, Nelson 116

Manton, Tom 102 n.2

Martin, Bernadette 97 -8

Martin, David 116

Martin, Michael 'Mixey '

72

75

McAliskey, Bernadette Devlin 47 n.3

McCarten, Patrick 11

McCarthy, Carolyn 102 n.2

McColgan, Joseph 71

McDade, Gerald 41

McErlean, Robbie

36

41

McGeough, Gerry

72 n.7

72n.8

72 -3

McGlinchey, Dominic 63

McGoldrick, Michael 91

McGuinness, Martin 119

McIntyre, John 69-70

McKeown, Laurence 26

McKinley, Kevin

59

71-2

75

120

122

McKinney, Jack 86 n.2

McManus, Father Sean 101 n.1

McMullen, Peter

47-8

49

51 n.8

57

McNally, Dermot 56-7

McNaught, Michael 'Micky'

73 n.9

73 -4

McNicholl, John Eddie

42-3

123 n.6

McPhilemy, Sean 87 n.4

McShane, Dermot

106 n.5

106

Meagher, Thomas Francis

9 n.2

9

65

Meehan, Martin 62

Megahey, Gabriel

36

38

41

Menendez, Robert 102 n.2

Millar, Sammy 74

Mitchel, John 9

Mitchell, George

89 n.6

102

Moley, Seamus

59

71 -2

75

120

122

Moloney, Father Patrick 74

Morrison, Bruce 38 n.11

Morrison, Matt

36-8

40

41

43

59

120

Mountbatten Lord 16

Mowlam, Mo

59

81 n.11

93

Moynihan, Daniel Patrick 16

Murray, Joseph 69

Neal, Richard 102 n.2

Nee, Patrick 69

Nelson, Brian 87 n.4

Nelson, Rosemary

98

109-10

Nixon, Richard

15

19-20

67

Nugent, Kieran 119

O'Bradaigh, Ruairi 26

O'Callaghan, Sean

26

69

O'Connor, Tom 74

O'Dwyer, Paul

47 n.3

47

68

O'Gorman, Richard 8

O'Hagan, Felim 26

O'Mahony, John 9

O'Neill, Diarmuid 95 n.10

O'Neill, Tip 16

O'Reilly, John Boyle 11

O'Rourke, Michael

31 -2

49 n.5

Pearson, Brian

21

26

36

Quigley, Martin

70

71

75

Quinn, William [Liam]

Quinn, William [Liam] 4

Quinn, William [Liam] 48-50

Quinn, William [Liam] 50 n.6

Quinn, William [Liam] 51 n.8

Quinn, William [Liam] 64

Reid, Christina

70

71

Reilly, Karen 94

Restorick, Stephen

93

96

Reynolds, Albert

26

102

Roosevelt, Franklin 15

Rossa, Jeremiah O 'Donovan 9

Ryan, David 73

Ryan, Liam

25

35-6

38 n.11

Seitz, Raymond 103

Slane, John

91

93

96

Smith, Jean Kennedy

15 n.10

26

102

103

Smyth, Jimmy

55 n.13

55

56 n.15

Snell, Karen 55

Stephens, James 9

Stone, Michael 93

Taylor, Gregory

91

94

Thatcher

18

20

22

51

Truman, Harry 15

Tyler, John 8

Valladares, Armando 116

Wilson, Woodrow

13-14

14n.9

19

Index

African Americans

6

47 n.3

Media portrayals in the United States 99

Processed by criminal justice system in the United States 99

Alien Act of 1798 7

Alpha 66-7

Ancient Order of Hibernians 31

Anglo-Irish Agreement

51 n.9

51

Anti-immigrant sentiment 22

Aryan Nations 66

Bloody Sunday

16 n.11

16

37

88

120

Boer War 10

Boston

3 70

71

British Foreign Office

118

119

British Information Service 86

Ceasefires

Cover names 91

Fundraising and 121

Questions about the existence of a loyalist ceasefire 43

Questions about the existence of a loyalist ceasefire 43

Questions about the existence of a loyalist ceasefire 89-92

Questions about the existence of a loyalist ceasefire 89-92

Central Intelligence Agency [CIA]

67

68

69

Clan na Gael

10 n.4

10 n.5

10

Clemency for Irish political prisoners 14

Collusion

62

123

Country Reports on Human Rights Practices

29

104-6

Crime of moral turpitude

2

23-4

Cuban immigrants to the United States 30

Cuban political prisoners

54

116

Defence [support] groups 40

Democracy 4-5

Deportation

12

21-44

Costs for individuals 39-40

Failure to disclose past convictions and 22

Following extradition 47

Following extradition 53

Following extradition 54

Following extradition 61

Following extradition 64

Official reasons for 21

Political offenders excluded from 24

Suspensions 41-2

Dillingham Commission 22 n.1

Diplock courts

32 n.5

32

102

107

Easter Rising

11 n.6

14

41

120

Media and 85

Escape from prison

8

9

10

55

59

Escapees, treatment of upon their return 61-2

European Court of Human Rights 95

European Human Rights Commission 110

Extradition

3

12

45-64

Bail/bond and 58-9

Costs 56 n.15

Criteria used for 46

Criteria used for 48-9

Criteria used for 53

Criteria used for 55

De facto 52

De facto 57

Disguised [see also 'deportation following extradition'] 47

Political offence exception 51-2

Political offence exception 60

South of Ireland to north 63

Treaties [historical] 8

Treaties [historical] 10

Treaty of, 60 n.20

Treaty of, 60

Treaty of, 1977 45-6

US-UK Supplementary Treaty 45

US-UK Supplementary Treaty 45

US-UK Supplementary Treaty 51-2

US-UK Supplementary Treaty 51-2

US-UK Supplementary Treaty 53

US-UK Supplementary Treaty 53

US-UK Supplementary Treaty 60 n.20

US-UK Supplementary Treaty 60

US-UK Supplementary Treaty 60 n.20

US-UK Supplementary Treaty 60

Fear of persecution [well-founded]

2 n.2

28

39

55

62

Refugee status and 27

Federal Bureau of Investigation

12

Counter-terrorism programme 66

Relationship with RUC 81

Relationship with RUC 93-4

Relationship with RUC 109

Targeting of Irish persons 24-5

Targeting of Irish republicans 18

Targeting of Irish republicans 33

Targeting of Irish republicans 34

Targeting of Irish republicans 66-7

Training by 80-1

Fenian Brotherhood 9

Fort Worth Five 68

Friends of Ireland 16

Gibraltar killings

95

110

Good Friday Agreement

88 n.5

88

89

91

115

Grand Jury abuse 68

H-block

4 55 n.13

55

Harryville [County Antrim], loyalist protest 106

Hierarchy of death 96

Human Rights Practices

Descriptions by US congressional members 17-18

Findings relating to 107-11

Hunger Strikes [1981]

19

20

26

99 n.13

120

Ideology of

117 n.3

117-18

119

Immigration and Naturalization Service [INS]

2

12

21

34

37

38

46

Political asylum and 28

Political asylum and 29

United States-Britain alliance, concern for 31

Immigration law

11

Applied to specific groups 22-3

Quotas for entry 23

Indictments [United States] 66

Internment 58 n.17

Ireland [south] and

63

Political offence exception and 51

Portrayals of violence 92-6

Portrayals of violence 99

Terrorist list, United States 12

Irish America

5-6

Definitional problems 5-6

Indifference 5-6

Influence 101

Irish conflict and 28

President Woodrow Wilson and 14

Weaponry from 76-7

Irish famine

7

12 n.8

12-13

Relief for 12-13

Irish National Liberation Army [INLA] 43

Irish Northern Aid

35

68

76

120

121 n.4

Irish Republican Brotherhood [IRB]

9 n.3

11

Irish Revolutionary Brotherhood [IRB]

9 n.3

9

Irish, portrayal of

7

13

Ku Klux Klan 66

Legal system, Northern Ireland

106-11

Exposure 121

Long Kesh

3 n.3

3

26

37

39

42

56

Lookout system

15

25

67

MacBride Principles

33 n.6

33

101 n.1

Francis Gildernew and 33

President Bill Clinton and 101-2

Marita Ann 69

Media

84-100

Cases in the United States and 121-2

Censorship and 87 n.4

Censorship and 87

Military intelligence [United States] 12

Mitchell Principles

42

89 n.6

89

Neutrality [south of Ireland] 15

Northern Ireland Assembly 88-9

Northern Ireland Office 118

Northern Ireland [Emergency Provisions] Act

115

115 n.2

Partition 15

Plastic bullets

78-9

106

Political asylum

2 n.1

2

28-30

Extradition and 47

United States foreign policy and 29-30

United States foreign policy and 29-30

United States foreign policy and 31

United States foreign policy and 31

Political offenders 66

Politically-motivated offences

2

114-15

Prison sentence remission 75-6

Prisoner release

53 n.12

56 n.16

76

115

Red Hand Defenders 98

Refugee Act

[ 27

[ 27 n.2

[ 27

[ 27 n.2

[ 27

[ 30

[ 30

[ 44

[ 44

Royal Ulster Constabulary [RUC] 61

Scheduled offences

32 n.5

52 n.11

52

107

Shoot-to-kill policy

63

95

Sinn Féin

Excluded from talks 90

Friends of Sinn Féin 121

Fundraising 111-12

United States and 103

Special Air Service [SAS]

95

110

Special category prisoner [Ireland]

49

115

Special relationship

4

12

13

18

53

56

111

US-UK Supplementary Treaty and 45

US-UK Supplementary Treaty and 51

Weakening of 103

Stalker Report 63

State violence

5

78

94-5

Support from individuals and groups in the United States

40

120-3

Terrorism

66

Official [British] definition of 52 n.11

Official [British] definition of 52 n.11

Official [British] definition of 115

Official [British] definition of 115

Subjective definitions of 4-5

Terrorist organisations, official designation of 12

Transfers [prison]

74-6

113 n.9

Ulster Defence Association [UDA]

16

90

91

Ulster Democratic Party [UDP] 90

Ulster Freedom Fighters [UFF] 90

United States

also 'special relationship ' 3

also 'special relationship ' 7

also 'special relationship ' 10

also 'special relationship ' 11

also 'special relationship ' 13

also 'special relationship ' 17

also 'special relationship ' 20

also 'special relationship ' 22

Military support to/from Britain 4

Military support to/from Britain 16

Military support to/from Britain 52

Military support to/from Britain 56

Military support to/from Britain 64

Military support to/from Britain 79-80

Non-intervention into Irish affairs 1

Non-intervention into Irish affairs 7

Non-intervention into Irish affairs 8

Non-intervention into Irish affairs 12

Non-intervention into Irish affairs 19

Non-intervention into Irish affairs 20

Non-intervention into Irish affairs 101

Non-intervention into Irish affairs 117

Policy shift regarding Irish republicans 4

Policy shift regarding Irish republicans 4

Policy shift regarding Irish republicans 116-17

Policy shift regarding Irish republicans 116-17

United States Congress

17

40

80

Congressional hearings on Irish issues 102

United States Department of State [State Department]

11

12

14

15

84

110

Anti-terrorism and 17

Determination of refugee status 27

Political asylum and 28-9

Weaponry and 17

United States Foreign 82

United States House of Representatives

15

Human Rights Sub-Committee 110

International Relations Committee 102

United States Secret Service 14

United States Senate

10

14

Valhalla 69-70

Victims, Catholic 96-8

Visas, visitor

25-6

102-3

111

Weaponry

For use by the Royal Ulster Constabulary 17 n.12

For use by the Royal Ulster Constabulary 17

For use by the Royal Ulster Constabulary 80

From the United States government 76-82

Transactions [individual] 66

Transactions [individual] 67

Transactions [individual] 68

Transactions [individual] 68-74

Transactions [individual] 76-8

Transport by Irish republican supporters in the United States 3

Young Ireland movement

8 n.1

8

9

Index

38

9

41

Adams,David 62

Adams,Gerry

55

98

118

118-19

121

Visas and 56

Visas and 56

Visas and 102

Visas and 102 n.3

Visas and 102

Visas and 102 n.3

Visas and 103

Visas and 103

Aiken,Frank 15

Andersen,Robert 69

Artt,Kevin Barry

55

58

59

61

62

123

Baker,James 103

Barr,James

50 n.7

50-51

64

Begin, Menachen 45

Blair

Visitor visas and 26

Visitor visas and 26

Visitor visas and 102

Visitor visas and 102

Blair, Tony

34 n.8

93

103

Bosch, Orlando 54

Brennan, Pól

45

55

57-61

122

123

Breslin, Jimmy 86 n.2

Broderick, Francie

36-8

39

Brown, Sean

91

93

97

Bulger, James 'Whitey ' 69

Cahill, Joe

26

103

Campbell, Brendan 90

Campbell, Brian 26

Carey, Hugh 16

Carter, Jimmy

17

80

Casement, Roger

10 n.5

14

85

Cassidy, Noel 42

Caulfield, Charlie

36

41

Chomsky, Noam 58

Christopher, Warren

56

105

Churchill, Winston

14

15

Clarke, Thomas

11

11 n.6

Clegg, Lee 94

Clinton, Bill

4

56

93

94

Cockburn, Alexander 58

Connolly, James 117

Corrigan, Kevin 24-5

Crawley, John 69

Crossan, Kevin

36

41

Cullen, Kevin 86 n.2

Cumaraswamy, Param 109

Davies, Nicholas 87 n.4

de Valera, Eamon

11

11 n.7

15

70

Devlin, Michael 35 -6

Devoy, John

10

14

Dillon, John Blake 8

Doheny, Michael 8

Doherty, Joseph

31 n.4

51 n.8

53 n.12

Dole, Bob

103 n.4

103

Dougan, Robert 90

Eisenhower, Dwight David 67

Enright, Terry 98

Fillmore, Millard 9

Finucane, Pat

62

94 n.9

109

Flanagan, Ronnie

80

90

Flannery, Michael 68

Ford, Gerald 16

Gaynor, Noel

36

38

41

122

Gildernew, Francis

32 -6

123

Gilman, Ben

102 n.2

102

Goulding, Cathal 117

Graham, John 93-4

Guido, John 109

Hamill, Pete 86 n.2

Hamill, Robert

91

96 -7

Harding, Warren 14

Hill, Paul 34 n.8

Hobson, Paul 97

Hoy, Gerald

70

71

Hume, John 73

Johnson, Richard

70

71

Johnston, David 93-4

Keane, Mairead 103

Kelly, Paddy 34 n.8

Kelly, Tony

59 n.19

59

Kennedy, Edward

16

92

98

Kennedy, John F. 15

Kennedy, John F.Jr. 34 n.8

Kennedy, Joseph

34 n.8

34

Kennedy, Mary Courtney 34n.8

King, Peter

41

102 n.2

116

Kirby, Terence

55

58

59

61

62

123

Kirkpatrick, Harry 50

Lynchehaun, James 11

MacBride, Sean

33 n.6

101 n.1

Mackin, Desmond

45 -7

47 n.1

47 n.2

48

Mackin, Sean 38 n.11

MacManus, Terence 9

Maguire, Eamon

70

71

75

Major, John

55

103

Malone, Chuck 70

Mandela, Nelson 116

Manton, Tom 102 n.2

Martin, Bernadette 97 -8

Martin, David 116

Martin, Michael 'Mixey '

72

75

McAliskey, Bernadette Devlin 47 n.3

McCarten, Patrick 11

McCarthy, Carolyn 102 n.2

McColgan, Joseph 71

McDade, Gerald 41

McErlean, Robbie

36

41

McGeough, Gerry

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