Sentences with phrase «on immigration need»

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Eventually, Powell Jobs and Davis Guggenheim — a filmmaker who's also working on the project — plan to use these self - shot videos to compose a documentary about the need for immigration reform.

Immigration policy, from potential burdens of reporting and verification to visa needs for highly skilled positions, are also critical to small business owners, as is Dodd - Frank's impact on lending to small business.

In a segment on Brexit and immigration, she shouts, «When Britain needs brown people again, they'll just colonize you!»

President Donald Trump plans to take the court case regarding his executive order on immigration «through the system» and, if need be, to the Supreme Court, he said Tuesday.

«We need more clarity on immigration policies,» said Brown Brothers Harriman's Clemons.

«These people paid a terrible price and demonstrate why we need a secure border and legal immigration reform so we can control who enters our country,» Patrick said in a statement on Facebook.

Davis added that the U.K. will have an immigration system that is «sustainable» and allows the number of people entering the country for work to rise and fall depending on the country's needs.

We have to start resolving structural issues like excess debt and need to focus on how to get fertility rates up for the middle class if we wan na grow without relying too much on immigration.

While economic necessity may force the government to take a strong stance on immigration, work still needs to be done to protect diversity in the country.

We'll need to make some short - term investments on the ground before we reap the long - term benefits of increased immigration.

Afterward, at an event kicking off a lobbying day for more than 300 evangelical pastors on Capitol Hill, Richard Land, president of the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission and a leader of Evangelical Immigration Table, said that anyone who says the bill provides amnesty needs «a course in remedial English.»

The GOP Washington establishment is launching an attack on Scott Walker because he tentatively (and vaguely) suggested that Republicans need to do a rethink on immigration.

It's clear that the Republican establishment's immigration policy preferences aren't based on the need for «inclusion» or the need to «grow» the party.

From what I hear and see about Jesus in in America, he must be a Southern Republican, who needs some training on women, minorities, healthcare and immigration issues

«We believe that the Conservatives at the next election need to be seen to be taking on the big, difficult issues facing society and not be distracted by the Ukip agenda of Europe and immigration.»

And that kind of negative tactic means you need to galvanise your core vote, which means banging on about immigration: the nastiest message on the nastiest subject for the nastiest month of the campaign.

On the issue of mass immigration, while the Tory party are more divided, UKIP are, of course, vociferously opposed, pointing to the need to withdraw from the EU as the only way to guarantee full control over migrant entry into the country.

Labour also needs open debates on difficult questions, of which immigration is very high up that list.

Workers who were told they need to show proof of citizenship to keep their jobs at a Queens bakery joined hundreds protesting the president's immigration policy outside Trump Tower on Saturday.

On the other hand, perhaps figures like John Reid were not being so foolish when they suggested Labour needed a stronger message on immigration and «aspiration» — that counter-intuitive code word for getting the poor to vote against their economic interestOn the other hand, perhaps figures like John Reid were not being so foolish when they suggested Labour needed a stronger message on immigration and «aspiration» — that counter-intuitive code word for getting the poor to vote against their economic intereston immigration and «aspiration» — that counter-intuitive code word for getting the poor to vote against their economic interests.

Now, with Labour scrambling around trying to find a way to win back voters, you are just as likely to hear someone on the left talking about cutting back benefits or the need to limit immigration as you are a Conservative or right - wing paper.

Immigration targets are based on a lack of understanding of the UK's labour needs and could seriously damage the economy.

Greg Beales, the campaign's director of strategy — and the keeper of the party's polling — was convinced that, above all, the party needed to address the distrust of Labour's legacy on the economy and immigration.

Essentially, we will need to articulate the public policy on immigration under which we claim the right to limit the free movement of labour.

Immigration Minister Damian Green expanded on this point in a speech to the TRG before Christmas when he said: «We must not sub-contract the need to keep the government in the progressive space to the Liberal Democrats.»

For Labour, concessions to this by constant apologies that the last government got it «wrong» on immigration or saying there are «legitimate concerns» on immigration are seen in the same way and risk repelling significant sections of the electorate, especially among those Labour needs to win over or persuade to turn out — notably 2010 Liberal Democrats and ethnic minority voters.

They believe that voters already trust the Tories on crime, Europe and immigration and that all energies need to be invested in converting peoples» perceptions on the environment and poverty.

Nor do I think, as he puts it, that the Conservatives «only need to write an article on immigration in a newspaper every now and again» and «make some tough sounding noises about repatriating powers from the EU» to return them to the height of their popularity.

15:30 - Things take a further trip downhill as Miliband says we need to talk about immigration and then offers a set of proposals which would not satisfy ukip voters - clamping down on gangmasters etc..

«Secondly we need to think big about social democracy and allay the scepticism about globalisation and immigration... We in the centre ground need to make our policies as exciting and innovative and popular as those on different wings of all politics.»

Conservative Immigration minister Caroline Nokes said Windrush families had been let down by the immigration system but the rules on who had the right to be in the UK still needed to bImmigration minister Caroline Nokes said Windrush families had been let down by the immigration system but the rules on who had the right to be in the UK still needed to bimmigration system but the rules on who had the right to be in the UK still needed to be enforced.

On this edition of Need to Know, A new supreme court nominee, changes in immigration policy, and a hiring freeze in the federal government.

I think you need an earlier paragraph touching on Zionist / Jewish immigration to Israel / Palestine, with tension and violence from that time.

Instead of using immigration reform as a wedge issue, like many leaders in Washington, Utah passed legislation to help manage immigration based on our real economic needs.

«Instead of empty rhetoric we need straight talking on immigration, we need action not empty promises.»

If he comes he will be knocking on doors with me of the very people who tell me they are not voting Labour because of immigration, and let him them listen and think and he will need to do it long enough to realise that he is not being set up because the more houses you do the more you realise that the message is consistent.

But what comes over on the doorstep is immigration and we just haven't had the right language to talk to our basic supporters and we haven't had the right policies and we need to have a pretty fundamental rethink about that.»

Labour would design our immigration policy around the needs of the economy based on fair rules and the reasonable management of migration.

«So we need to be stronger on immigration; welfare.

The Business Secretary doesn't like the Coalition's immigration policy but he needs to observe collective responsibility on the details of what was agreed.

Let's be clear about The Post's position on immigration: The Post believes immigrants are a boon to our nation, that America is desperately in need of a guest - worker program and...

On immigration, the prime minister said Britain's point - based system would be tightened to welcome only those who had the skills the country needed.

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«It is about control,» the London mayor said about the need for parliament to decide on immigration levels.

Political leaders need to listen more carefully to the voices beyond the metropolitan elite: «I particularly welcome the inclusion in the Gracious Speech of plans to introduce an annual limit on immigration.

He said the need to address the rise of Ukip had helped Labour focus on immigration again.

Assemblyman Francisco Moya, D - Queens, is the sponsor of many of the bills, which he says are needed more than ever with President Donald Trump's executive order on immigration.

We all need to remember that Brown may be winning plaudits for his response to the economic crisis but the next election will be decided on a wide range of issues - immigration, crime, social breakdown and a powerful sense of it being «a time for a change».

At a meeting of the parliamentary party at the end of last week, voices who last had their chance when Hazel Blears made her doomed bid for the deputy leadership reportedly piped up, talking about benefit claimants getting «something for nothing» and the need to sound strong notes on immigration controls.

«We want them to understand what is going on, because we expect that there will be bad actors out there who will put out bad information, so we really need to be working together to help them understand what is happening,» said Betsey Plum, director of Special Projects NY Immigration Coalition.