Sentences with phrase «migrants who»

That's far more than the 170,000 domestic migrants who moved to major metro areas in the West.

Infants and young children represent a high proportion of refugees and migrants who had to leave their homes and countries in the last years.

Is a flexible education resource for newly arrived migrants who are developing English language skills.

Turkey agreed to take back refugees and migrants who reached Greece illegally in...

The highway was extremely useful for migrants who traveled west during the 1930s.

Migrants who enter Canada without the permission of the federal government can be taken into detention at their point of entry.

These include migrants who immigrate or seek to continue to reside in Canada under the humanitarian stream (mainly refugee and humanitarian & compassionate (H&C) claimants); certain sponsored family members who immigrate to Canada under the family reunification stream of immigration; and certain migrants who enter Canada under the economic stream of migration, in particular, those who enter as temporary foreign workers (TFW).

We are hopeful that this new money will reduce these wait times, and ease the hardship and stress for refugees and other vulnerable migrants who are left in limbo,» said Lobat Sadrehashemi, President of CARL.

This question was essential in the context of Bulgarian legislation since there is no regularisation mechanism for irregular migrants who can not be returned.

It merely states that the Directive does not aim at regulating the conditions of residence of irregular migrants who can not be returned.

Many British firms across a range of sectors employ EU migrants who have the freedom to work in the UK indefinitely, but after Brexit, this could be muddied somewhat.

As The Washington Post put it: Germany springs to action over hate speech against migrants Who doesn't love Germans springing?

I'm of the opinion that it's actually a perfect time for artists to use the world stage of the most respected and long - standing international art exhibition, to address some urgent issues of world politics: In particular migration which is the subject of Vik Muniz's «Lampedusa» (Pace Gallery), a fragile paper boat floats around the Venetian canals, printed with headlines about migrants who died at sea in recent months after attempting to make the treacherous journey from Libya to Lampedusa in Italy.

U.S. public schools were one place those European migrants who didn't speak English learned the language.

Since then, there has been some controversy about these results, focused on questions arising from the rules governing the enrollment in Shanghai government schools of the children of migrants who work in Shanghai but who came from other provinces.

It contains many migrants who can make considerable progress when the language barrier is overcome.

In summary, there appears to be little evidence that a sizeable influx of refugees — at least, not the set of Haitian earthquake - related migrants who are at the center of the current controversy regarding the end of Temporary Protected Status for Haitians — has short - term negative consequences on native students.

Generally, exclusion of refugees is grounded in the hyped fears of employers and service providers that the Immigration Act of 2002 could impose penalties on them if they do not comply with its rules.15 This misconception is further reinforced by political statements, which hold that the majority of refugees are bogus or economic migrants who are in South Africa in a search of a better life.16 There is apparently an inability to distinguish between applicability of the immigration regime and refugee regime.17 However, it is true that the Refugees Act of 1998 strictly exempts refugees and asylum - seekers from the immigration restrictive measures imposed on non-citizens in certain circumstances.

[iv] Migrants who do not hold a Shanghai hukou send their children back to ancestral regions, even if the kids have never stepped foot in a rural village.

As the child of migrants who moved to Australia from Malaysia predominantly for the country's educational advantages, Mr Woo himself grew up with everyday racism and bullying, being «harassed and isolated for not being Australian».

First I show students the Map of the Documents, an interactive Google map on the site — it's a chronicle of migrants who did not survive the desert journey.

He and his friends were migrants who didn't always have the opportunity, knowledge, or resources to seek out dates in an unfamiliar city.

In contrast, a striking increase in breast cancer incidence has been noted in migrants who abandon traditional diets (e.g., rice, vegetables, and soy foods) and adopt Western — type diets high in meat, dairy products, and fat.Part of this risk may be related to eating fiber — depleted, fatty foods that increase blood levels of estrogen or to an increase in estrogen production from fat cells.

Scientists are identifying the remains of undocumented migrants who died crossing the Mexican border — people whose names would otherwise have been lost forever

Lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) migrants who obtained refuge or asylum in the U.S. or Canada on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity report extensive recollections of abuse by parents and caregivers, peers and school personnel, according to a new Rutgers study.

This is first empirical study to explore early abuse experiences of migrants who fled persecution on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity.

Then, it was brought by migrants who almost completely supplanted the island's existing inhabitants — the mysterious people who had built Stonehenge — within a few hundred years.

His colleague Gerry Hand pointed out that some of the Australians leading the charge into Asia are recent migrants who have local knowledge.

About 6 percent of the households consisted of migrants who had moved from another part of India.

But a new study from an MIT professor reveals an economic tension underneath this practice: Migrants who hang on to their old cuisines often pay more to eat, because they tend to move to places where their familiar foods are more expensive.

Observers say this is why the UK refuses migrants who have already entered Europe — it would encourage more to come.

De Blasio and City Council Speaker Melissa Mark - Viverito said New York was willing to act even as Washington appears paralyzed by the tens of thousands of migrants who have crossed the Mexican border and overwhelmed social service facilities in Texas, California and Arizona.

Although it did not mention the Windrush generation specifically, the report referred to migrants who came to the UK from the Caribbean in the same era.

Speaking on BBC1's Sunday Politics, Boris Johnson, the mayor of London and a potential replacement for Cameron if the Tories lose the election, put pressure on the prime minister to push for EU immigration to be limited to skilled migrants who have a specific job to come to.

David Lammy, who was born in north London, has led criticisms of the Government for threatening to deport migrants who have spent nearly their entire lives in the UK.

An amnesty would make a bad situation worse; it would not be especially attractive to existing migrants who would face competition from the newly legalised workers, and it would certainly enfranchise a large number who, for cultural rather than policy reasons, are strongly inclined to vote Labour.

Ukip's Mark Reckless has sparked anger after suggesting EU migrants who have been in the UK for a long time could be repatriated.

The prime minister has apologised and pledged to pay compensation in an attempt to end the row over the injustices meted out to children of Windrush - era migrants who had been unable to produce the documents demanded by the Home Office to establish their right to remain.

Griffo, who represents an area that includes refugee communities like Utica, said he understands the need to protect migrants who come to the U.S. for safety.

We're also consulting on how to tackle abuse of the system, to make sure that family migrants who come here are in a genuine relationship with their partner.

Labour proposes withholding unemployment benefits from migrants who have been in the UK for less than two years.

The last Labour Government allowed de facto uncontrolled immigration, and grossly underestimated the amount of migrants who would come here - especially those from Eastern Europe.

The Windrush scandal exploded when it emerged a number of Caribbean migrants who arrived between the 1940s and 1970s were wrongly declared illegal as the Tories sought to crack down on unlawful immigration.

Her claim heaps more pressure on ministers amid the Windrush scandal, in which some migrants who came to Britain from the Caribbean before 1971 have been threatened with deportation by the Home Office and lost access to public services.

But Mr Cable insisted that migrants who come into the country made an «overwhelmingly positive contribution» to the economy.

A Ghanaian man is leading a campaign to bring The Gambia's former leader Yahya Jammeh to justice over the murder of 55 migrants who were mistaken for coup plotters, writes the BBC's Alex Duval Smith.

However the vast majority of other EU countries decided to utilise the restrictions (from memory only Sweden and Ireland), and all the migrants who would have dispersed across the EU went to the UK.

Researchers found migrants who did arrive would be young — mostly under 35 — and largely without families.

According to her, «This flight has come from Tripoli in Libya, carrying some Nigerian migrants who were stranded in Libya and have volunteered to return home.

The proposal to ban EU migrants who are in work from receiving tax credits is the latest in a long series of changes which cut entitlement to social security.