Sentences with phrase «current immigration debates»

He sees similarities between the migration discourses that he has explored in a Chinese context and the current immigration debates in the United States.
Those latter views are beside the point if, as many suppose, Brat won the current immigration debate just by winning the Republican primary.
And if you think the current immigration debate is charged, wait until so - called climate refugees begin pouring in from China, Southeast Asia, and Sub-Saharan Africa.

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«We welcome a debate about whether our current legal immigration policy properly balances family and skills - based migration.
I have an op - ed in the Washington Times that attempts to understand the explosive racial and ethnic dimension of the current debate over the new Arizona immigration law.
From the colonial era, through the debates over slavery, immigration and temperance, to current social movements such as those...
«These scriptural and theological foundations can be applied to the current debate on immigration in our country.»
The current debate over immigration policy cuts across the conventional political and ideological divides.
But there is also another aspect related to the backlog that is missing in current debate, despite the attempts of current government to blame for the backlog the previous one, the reality is that immigration policy continues to produce irregular residents and in - between cases.
But The Shape of Water is more directly applicable to the current debate raging over the White House's hardline immigration policies and the emergence of the alt - right.
The debate is never - ending, but the recent actions of US President Donald Trump and his controversial stance on immigration has spurred on discussions to whether or not current restrictions are admissible.
Governments must come to understand that talent mobility is a current reality for many larger companies, and the immigration debate needs to move on and clearly distinguish between unskilled and skilled workers.
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