Sentences with phrase «by immigration control»

Our mission is to make good quality and clear information available to all affected by immigration control: migrants themselves, their families, their lawyers and their judges.

Our mission is to make good quality and clear information available to all affected by immigration control: migrants themselves, their families, their lawyers and their judges.

The rights and entitlements of citizens, as well as migrants, are curtailed and impacted by immigration controls.

Not exact matches

However, discussion of immigration controls has not been a part of formal negotiations on the new NAFTA accord, and talks by all accounts - including Trump's - are progressing.

The acquisition would come at a sensitive time for relations between the United States and Mexico, following a pledge by U.S. President Donald Trump to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement and tighten immigration controls.

That changed in 1986, when the H program was split into the H - 2A agricultural and H - 2B non-agricultural temporary worker programs by the Immigration Reform and Control Act, creating the categories still in use today.

In 1986, a Democratic Congress passed and the Republican president signed into law the Immigration Reform and Control Act, which attempted to close the back door of illegal immigration by, among other measures, imposing sanctions on employers for hiring unauthoriImmigration Reform and Control Act, which attempted to close the back door of illegal immigration by, among other measures, imposing sanctions on employers for hiring unauthoriimmigration by, among other measures, imposing sanctions on employers for hiring unauthorized aliens.

«Nothing else truly matters: not the NHS, now in its most severe crisis since its creation; not the real challenge of the modern economy, the new technological revolutions of AI and Big Data; not the upgrade of our education system to prepare people for this new world; not investment in communities left behind by globalisation; not the rising burden of serious crime; or bulging prison populations; or social care; not even, irony of ironies, a genuine policy to control immigration.

In contrast non-EU immigration can be steered and controlled by selectively granting or denying Visas (I don't know how this works in reality, but that is an actual argument being made in favour of Brexit, mostly expressed as «taking back control of our borders»).

@JonathanReez the argument made by the British is pretty much the opposite: they can not control immigration from within the EU, because of freedom of movement and because the EU forces refugees upon them.

; «should immigration be controlled by the government?».

We can't keep adding patches to a broken system, particularly as the government plans to bring three million more people under immigration control by the end of the year.

«It would keep us all safer by drawing a bright line between state and local law enforcement and out - of - control federal immigration enforcement,» WFP State Director Bill Lipton wrote.

Elsewhere in the speech, May promised control of laws, by leaving the jurisdiction of the European Court of Justice (ECJ); control of immigration, by leaving the single market; rights of EU nationals, despite failing to guarantee at that point that they would not be deported; new trade deals, by leaving the customs union; and free trade with European markets, by pretending that nothing had happened.

The devolution of immigration controls has been accompanied by «active encouragement» from the Home Office for people to contact them with «allegations of immigration crime», acknowledging the public to «provide the Agency with a significant amount of information» (Vine 2011:9).

By 2017 the economy may be weak, austerity deepening and immigration could be rising (even as a newly associate EU member we will be as unable to control our borders as we are now).

«It would keep us all safer by drawing a bright line between state and local law enforcement and out - of - control federal immigration enforcement,» Lipton wrote.

[1] While the fence, even during its construction, cut arrivals of illegal immigrants by land down, these outdated measures of control and deterrence have simply diverted immigration flows to the sea and the Greek islands of the Aegean.

She has been criticized by other Democrats in New York for her positions on both gun control and immigration, and she has acknowledged that her views are broadening as she moves from representing one district to the entire state.

Speaking to the Guardian, Miliband admitted the Labour government allowed too many immigrants from eastern Europe into the country by lifting controls on EU accession countries such as Poland too quickly, but denied his party lied about immigration, as claimed by his former adviser Lord Glasman.

If Labour need to make a break from New Labour then get rid of Blair because it stinks of his control within Labour at the moment, saying immigration is a Tory problem would make the public laugh out loud, saying we did make some mistakes, to try and get UKIP voters back, will not work, you tried to change the voting pattern by bringing in poor immigrants who did not end up voting.

Earlier, Corbyn set out his view that people's fears about immigration could be allayed by greater funding for public services in areas of high pressure, rather than controlling the numbers of new entries.

«Great job by 60 minutes exposing @SenGillibrand flip flops on Bill Clinton, gun control & immigration,» Farley said in a Tweet.

Asked by the Guardian whether he was upset by Farage's remarks given his father's role in helping to discover Aids, Carswell said: «We need an Australian - type immigration system with control over our borders.

That Gillibrand was decried by potential challengers as a «vulnerable» lightweight who had been transformed, in remarkably short order, from a Blue Dog Democrat who was not particularly progressive on immigration or gay rights and bragged about keeping guns under her bed, into a pro-immigrant champion of gay marriage and gun control.

Backbenchers led by Bernard Jenkin want the government to reverse the spread of human rights law, relieve businesses of red tape from Brussels, and regain control over immigration.

For example, the Conservatives lead Labour by more than 40 percentage points amongst those most in support of full control of immigration, with Labour having a similar lead among those wanting complete access to the single market.

In Chart 4 we see the probability of voting for the three main parties by how respondents answered the question «when Britain negotiates to leave the EU is it more important for the UK government to protect Britain's access to the single market or to gain full control of immigration?»

«This government recognises the important contribution that international students make to the UK economy, but the old student visa regime neither controlled immigration nor protected legitimate students from being exploited by poor quality colleges.

«The report from the Treasury is an official admission from the IN campaign that if we vote to stay in the EU then immigration will to continue to increase by hundreds of thousands year on year... As long as we are in the EU we can not control our borders and can not develop an immigration policy which is both truly humane and in our long term economic interests.»

Given that the only strong card they now have to play is their perceived credibility in controlling immigration - a credibility that requires the removal of freedom of movement - any back - tracking by the government would be electorally damaging.

«Brexit means Brexit» may well have been devoid of meaning when trotted out by Theresa May in her first speech and afterwards, but it became clear certainly by autumn 2016 that the government did intend to control immigration.

An increasing proportion of the costs of controlling immigration and securing our border will be met by migrants and visitors to the UK.

The «Immigration Reform and Control Act (IRCA)» was a law voted by the congress and signed by him.

It came as a poll by Ipsos MORI found 55 per cent of Britain believe the only way of controlling immigration is be leaving the EU — and almost half said the issue would be key to how they vote.

The former London mayor joined Michael Gove, the justice secretary, and Priti Patel, the employment minister, to pledge new «Australian - style» immigration controls by 2020 which, he said, he hoped would be carried out after a vote to leave the EU on 23 June.

Both results were good news for Theresa May's Conservative party, which has made a deliberate pitch for traditional Labour voters by focusing on «just about managing» families, and sought to see off Ukip by promising a «red, white and blue Brexit», prioritising immigration control.

In many respects the no immigration controls argument is idealism, and something that confuses tactics needed now by socialists in a capitalist world with what we would want in a socialist world where such a thing could be envisaged.

Washington (CNN)- Two weeks ago, the Senate passed a comprehensive immigration reform bill on a 68 - 32 vote, with 14 Republicans joining the Democratic majority to send the measure drafted by a bipartisan «Gang of Eight» to the GOP - controlled House.

Half of all respondents said health is the most important issue, closely followed by controlling immigration (49 %).

For a start you're not questioning why working class socialist labour voters went Ukip in the first place, it wasn't some guardian reading, snobbery that the working class are think, therefore are bigoted, so they must vote UKIP as they're nasty right wingers who dint like immigration, the decrease in wages among blue collar workers, due to immigration, is by the bosses seeking immigration to pay lower wages to make themselves more profits, Appeasing implies going along with something through fear of something worse, to agree with controlling immigration, because ex labour voters are going UKIP isn't appeasing it, why would us being afraid of losing is our votes to.

CNN: Five reasons immigration reform isn't close to the finish line Two weeks ago, the Senate passed a comprehensive immigration reform bill on a 68 - 32 vote, with 14 Republicans joining the Democratic majority to send the measure drafted by a bipartisan «Gang of Eight» to the GOP - controlled House.

His spokesman told journalists: «He is not concerned about numbers,» adding that rather than seeking controls on immigration, Labour would seek to mitigate its effects on low - paid workers by reintroducing a «migrant impact fund».

Conservative Party chairman Grant Shapps said he was «disappointed with the result» of the Rochester and Strood by - election and added it would now be harder to do the things the party wanted on controlling immigration and the economy.

They were welcomed but they refused to talk about Brexit, attack Mrs May's disastrous handling of the dossier, or highlight the serious economic damage that will be done to London by leaving the single market and bringing in a new immigration control bureaucracy of Home Office jobsworths to make life miserable for anyone who wants to employ EU citizens.

But she was not well known outside of western New York, and some Democrats were unsettled by her past positions on issues like gun control — when in Congress, she earned an «A» rating from the National Rifle Association — and immigration.

Labour's Lord Ahmed accuses ministers of aiding the rise of Far Right extremists by neglecting the white working class and failing to control immigration - The Sunday Telegraph

Population dynamics describes the ways in which a given population grows and shrinks over time, as controlled by birth, death, and emigration or immigration.

The system, known as Inspass, aims to speed travellers through immigration controls by identifying them from the structure of their hands.

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