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After getting one too many go-back-where-you-came-from emails--Chavez's roots in this country go back to the 18th century--she wrote a column suggesting that opponents of "comprehensive immigration reform" just didn't like Mexicans.
But for now, I'll go back to Mexico and try to put up good numbers and see if other (big-league) teams are interested in me.
Chair Brenda Close told the board meeting that there had been instances around the country where Te Runanga representatives had not felt comfortable or welcome at regional meetings and where regional Te Runanga work had been blocked and representatives told to go back to the national executive.
 
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