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Asylum seekers deserve some compassion: nzherald

July 18, 2011 // 0 Comments

The Prime Minister was uncharacteristically blunt about a boatload of asylum seekers expressing a wish to come to New Zealand. "They are not welcome here," he said. He believes he had to be that blunt. The boatpeople may have been no closer to these shores than any have been when they were intercepted by the Indonesian Navy last Saturday - and they were heading for Australia - but John Key says he ...

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