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During the 1990s people streamed into New Zealand, particularly from Asia, Africa and the Middle East. The increase in the number of Pacific Islanders during this decade was less marked, and a few were deported for overstaying their temporary residence permits. In this 1994 interview, a Samoan woman talks about her pending deportation as an overstayer, and her fears for her New Zealand-born children.
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Reference: 17716
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