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David Irving refused permission to board
17 September 2004 Media Statement
Irving refused permission to board
David Irving presented at the Qantas check-in in Los Angeles today and was refused permission to board his flight to New Zealand, Associate Immigration Minister Damien O'Connor said.
Damien O'Connor said Mr Irving's status as a prohibited person under the Immigration Act (S7) means that he cannot enter New Zealand without a special direction, and no special direction has been granted.
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