YOUNG WIFE'S HARDSHIP.
AMERICAN IMMIGRATION LAWS
Another illustration of (he harsh American immigration laws was revealed by the arrival at Boston lately from England of a young woman who, because of the unbending immigration officials, has had to take, a 6000 miles husbandless honeymoon. She is Mrs. Lily Had field, an English girl, who on a recent visit to America, married an American, Mr. Samuel Hadfield. Unsentimental immigration officials insisted that the law should lie carried out to the letter, and that at the expiration of her six months' permit Mrs. Hadfield would have to return to England. She had then only been married a few weeks. The bride was forced to sail without her husband, and lake her chance of coming back for a permanent stay. She has now returned, she hopes for good, if the immigratioa to® &ud.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20554, 3 May 1930, Page 3 (Supplement)
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