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Immigration Minister Kevin Andrews told reporters in Canberra, the national capital, that he had canceled the working visa of Mohamed Haneef on suspicion that he had links to criminals and said he would soon be taken into immigration custody.
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Immigration Minister Kevin Andrews told reporters in Canberra, the national capital, that he had canceled the working visa of Mohamed Haneef on suspicion that he had links to criminals and said he would soon be taken into immigration custody.
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