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... arrivals continued to increase . Even the world's largest amnesty , as a result of the 1986 Immigra- tion Reform and Control Act in the United States , does not seem to have affected subsequent arrivals . Individual countries are making ...
... arrivals continued to increase . Even the world's largest amnesty , as a result of the 1986 Immigra- tion Reform and Control Act in the United States , does not seem to have affected subsequent arrivals . Individual countries are making ...
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... arrivals through restricting immigration or by encouraging new settlers with assisted passages . Until recent years , this high level of state intervention was also combined with a rigorously enforced " White Australia " policy ...
... arrivals through restricting immigration or by encouraging new settlers with assisted passages . Until recent years , this high level of state intervention was also combined with a rigorously enforced " White Australia " policy ...
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... arrivals , both of those who would be recognized as refugees under the Geneva Convention and others who enter as part of " special humanitarian programmes " . 4. Special eligibility - This category consists largely of former Australian ...
... arrivals , both of those who would be recognized as refugees under the Geneva Convention and others who enter as part of " special humanitarian programmes " . 4. Special eligibility - This category consists largely of former Australian ...
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