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Newspaper Article
Jamaican mother, tot allowed to remain here as deportation revoked
1986
Overview
After reviewing the case, [Walter Maclean] stayed the deportation order, although Collington will have to undergo the medical tests again while her papers are re-processed. Train said Collington stayed illegally and worked babysitting for her sister's children until she married Junior Anthony Collington in January, 1982. Sheshana was born in December of that year. Collington was ordered deported and since she had custody of Sheshana, it appeared the child would have to leave as well. They didn't know anyone in Jamaica and Collington didn't know how they would survive.
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Torstar Syndication Services, a Division of Toronto Star Newspapers Limited
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