Sentences with phrase «increasing numbers of migrants»

The action takes place in a gorgeous villa with a swimming pool, way up in the hills and far from the harbour where increasing numbers of migrants are being held.

The reported slave auctions have raised questions about whether European Union migration agreements meant to curb Mediterranean crossings are instead turning human traffickers into slave traders as increasing numbers of migrants find themselves stuck in Libya, penniless, desperate and vulnerable.

Not exact matches

THE use of migrant workers to bolster the workforce in Western Australia is becoming more commonplace, with a 12 per cent increase in the number of temporary visa holders in the state.

Government data shows the number of migrant workers rose 0.4 % in 2015, the weakest increase since the global financial crisis in 2009.

However, we are also seeing another trend — increasing numbers of children who are fatherless for much of the time because of factors such as migrant labour, fragile relationships and divorce.»

The claims come as a council in south Lincolnshire warned that unless the government increased the number of homes in the area to deal with the influx of migrant workers wanting to settle, there would be social unrest.

A survey by South Holland district council found that despite tensions with local people and concerns about their employers, many of the migrants coming to the area - a number which has increased almost tenfold in the past three years - want to stay.

When asked further questions on how he would respond to an increase in the number of migrants relocating to Britain, he noted that this «influx of, effectively, cheap labour» helped our economy bounce back after the recession.

Three years later and a report by the chief inspector of borders and immigration has detailed concerns from a number of migrant organisations about the policy leading to increased homelessness and the risk of exploitation.

The numbers of undocumented migrants choosing to leave the country since these policies were brought in has not increased, indeed it appears to have reduced.

Migrancy as a social space allows majority populations to question the capabilities of migrants, and is a space in which an increasing number of children are growing up.

However, because of rising participation rates in 25 of the countries in the Index and the number of migrants being higher and more skilled than ever before, the supply of workers will actually increase by 1.1 million.