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Immigration Law in New Zealand and the USA: A Comparison of Recent Changes in New Zealand's Immigration Law with Those Made in the USA

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By focussing on a discussion of the New Zealand Immigration Act of 1987,this paper intends to suggest that despite obvious disparities in size and location, New Zealand and the United States of America have much in common in terms of immigrant experience. Differences in the respective political, economic, social and cultural heritages may explain variations on the theme, but the theme,is common to both nations; the creation of one people -e pluribus unum,or,katahi tatou.

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  • Wearing, Brian, 1990. "Immigration Law in New Zealand and the USA: A Comparison of Recent Changes in New Zealand's Immigration Law with Those Made in the USA," Institute for Social Science Research, Working Paper Series qt5wv039z6, Institute for Social Science Research, UCLA.
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    1. anonymous, 1986. "New Zealand economic chronology 1985," Reserve Bank of New Zealand Bulletin, Reserve Bank of New Zealand, vol. 49, january.
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