I asked one thing: Will my actions harm little children?
I can't let this criminal behaviour represent America. That is not who we are.
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Dotcom extradition: Supreme Court told of 'cut-and-paste' decision
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Auckland construction firm boss faces deportation for immigration fraud
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James Shaw questions $25m spend to stop boat people
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Iranian migrant's fight to get tourist visa for sister
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Matthew Hooton: Denying a win to the terrorists
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Million milestones: Sex in NZ made world headlines when population hit 4m
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1769 to today: A history of Islam in New Zealand
First recorded Muslims in NZ date back to visit of French ship 250 years ago.
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Million Milestone: Will a Chinese violinist be the five millionth Kiwi?
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Immigration changes could force closure of Queenstown businesses
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