Sentences with phrase «harder for migrants»

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It is hard to imagine that other provinces will be able to step forward to «replace» Alberta, in a quantitative sense, as a desired destination for working - age interprovincial migrants looking for better economic opportunities.»

It will be hard enough trying to enforce the slightly simpler border with Scotland which, if it splits away, will almost certainly become a currency frontier, a tariff barrier, and (as in Ireland) a potential way in for undocumented migrants.

(Not least because the governments of Poland, Lithuania, Spain and other countries with large flows of migrants to Britain will never accept having to go to their own voters at election time having made it harder for them to come to Britain to work.)

While some measures designed to make life harder for illegal migrants date back to the last Labour government, most Whitehall insiders and immigration experts point to the arrival of the Tory - led coalition government in 2010 as the moment when the «hostile environment» mission began in earnest.

But in the film's most telling stroke, most of the migrants we see — including Rachid (Hassam Ghancy) and Jamila (Nabiha Akkari), the hard - working, painfully well - mannered Moroccan immigrant couple who serve the household — are, for the most part, as invisible to us as they are to the Laurents.

The immigration regulations are already quite tight and it is hard to see scope for tightening it further, other than how EU migrants and students are to be treated following Brexit.