Sentences with phrase «immigration changes»

High rates of immigration change communities and alter cultures.

It's uncertain how many they lose due to whatever other immigration changes get included.

How is Mexican immigration changing American public space, culture, and social institutions, including schools, jobs, and businesses?

Don't forget the Talmudic hand behind the Tower of Babel immigration changes since the 1960's in the West.

Medical training under threat from proposed immigration changes VSO and the Royal College of Physicians are concerned that the Government's proposed changes to immigration laws announced today, will have a significant impact on a training initiative that increases the quality of medical healthcare in the developing world and has significant benefits for the NHS.

On the other side, their base wants immigration changes that restrict immigration.

Immigration changes everyone's lives and in Small Island Levy examines not only the conflicts of two cultures thrown together after a terrible war, but also the kindness and strength people can show to each other.

Vincent Owens is correct; immigration changes a community with real losses and gains for the culture.

More than 70 percent of people who identified with those groups supported the immigration change.

Toughened rules on prison lifestyle, immigration changes and even movement from David Cameron on the EU independence referendum could all help mitigate the damage from the Ukip surge.

Tariffs, an end to European regulation, immigration changes and the drying - up of subsidies will change the face of the country's food industry beyond recognition.

We are working to provide any and all assistance to those few who could potentially be impacted by the immigration changes in the U.S.

[2] As trends in immigration change — for example, there has been an influx of new immigrants from Somalia in recent years, and there's about to be a marked increase in Arabic speakers living here — there may not be enough qualified interpreters to meet demand.

However, more recently, student housing executives have also begun to see vulnerabilities exposed by possible foreign policy and immigration changes.