Here is someone who is contributing to society and making a good honest living & not bludging off the system. Please let her stay.
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Vicki Millson
9 years ago
Nelson is home for this family
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Shane Davis
9 years ago
People that contribute to the country, growth and well being of their community shouldn't be deported.
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Kate Ellicott
9 years ago
This family has invested in a home and business which will benefit many others both locally & nationally. They have also been involved in so many community causes which add value. Please let them continue to live & work here in New Zealand.
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Christine Johnston
9 years ago
A contributing member to our society. A wealth of experience. A home owner and with a child now tied to NZ, the life and our values. They deserve this
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Anonymous
9 years ago
This exactly the kind of person NZ needs, the system is wrong!
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David Maggs
9 years ago
If we let people like this go who will we have left? We'don't be better off letting Silke stay and deport half our prison population.
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Rupinder singh
9 years ago
Immigration rules needs to be soft for those who pay taxes for newzealand growth.
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Guy Davies
9 years ago
These are good people who have more than proved there willingness and ability to contribute to Our NZ community. Their residence should be approved.
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Chris Norton
9 years ago
These three people seem good people for NZ to retain and provide them with, and us, with the opportunities that come from active, involved people in our community.
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Angeline King
9 years ago
Sounds like these wonderful people are what NZ needs more of. Id definitely buy their produce!
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Justin ashworth
9 years ago
Keep her she works and provides for the comunity
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Anonymous
9 years ago
It seems pretty obvious these people have worked hard not only for themselves but as part of the community. Isn't this the type of case that should warrant an exception?
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Lorna Aucott
9 years ago
Come on INZ have some common sense here is a woman and her son ckearly making a valuable contribution to a place they call home they are not bludging off yhe state and using nz$$$ to send out of country like some other visa holders so do right thing
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Marc touchette
9 years ago
She contributes to NZ
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debra williams
9 years ago
You let rapists and violent offenders stay so why not a productive, peaceful and involved community member stay in NZ ?
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Tim Tibbs
9 years ago
Think outside the box New Zealand...good luck to this family
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james barker
9 years ago
cant see any great reason for them to need to be made to lave
Let her stay. She is an asset to the country.
Please let her and her son stay
Here is someone who is contributing to society and making a good honest living & not bludging off the system. Please let her stay.
Nelson is home for this family
People that contribute to the country, growth and well being of their community shouldn't be deported.
This family has invested in a home and business which will benefit many others both locally & nationally. They have also been involved in so many community causes which add value. Please let them continue to live & work here in New Zealand.
A contributing member to our society. A wealth of experience. A home owner and with a child now tied to NZ, the life and our values. They deserve this
This exactly the kind of person NZ needs, the system is wrong!
If we let people like this go who will we have left? We'don't be better off letting Silke stay and deport half our prison population.
Immigration rules needs to be soft for those who pay taxes for newzealand growth.
These are good people who have more than proved there willingness and ability to contribute to Our NZ community. Their residence should be approved.
These three people seem good people for NZ to retain and provide them with, and us, with the opportunities that come from active, involved people in our community.
Sounds like these wonderful people are what NZ needs more of. Id definitely buy their produce!
Keep her she works and provides for the comunity
It seems pretty obvious these people have worked hard not only for themselves but as part of the community. Isn't this the type of case that should warrant an exception?
Come on INZ have some common sense here is a woman and her son ckearly making a valuable contribution to a place they call home they are not bludging off yhe state and using nz$$$ to send out of country like some other visa holders so do right thing
She contributes to NZ
You let rapists and violent offenders stay so why not a productive, peaceful and involved community member stay in NZ ?
Think outside the box New Zealand...good luck to this family
cant see any great reason for them to need to be made to lave