Sentence examples for a wave of immigrant from inspiring English sources

Unsurprisingly, MS-13 has become an obsession of Donald Trump, who talks incessantly about the gang, portraying it as representative of a wave of immigrant crime.

In the 1990s a heady mix of military communications technology, policies that encouraged entrepreneurship, a wave of immigrant engineers and technicians from the former Soviet Union and the then-promising peace process allowed Israel to hitch its fortunes to the global technology boom.

NAPA VALLEY has attracted waves of newcomers throughout its history, from fur traders and gold miners who started the earliest wineries in the 1880s, like Inglenook and Far Niente, to a wave of immigrant farmers from Italy who founded wineries like Martini, a family-owned concern that has passed down through three generations.

Throw in a wave of immigrant tastes into the mix, namely Italian, German, Arab and Japanese influences, and Brazilian cuisine is a wicked witches' brew that stretches incalculably beyond an endless line of rotisserie grilled meats.

Underlying these conversations was a wave of immigrant guilt: the hard-wired need for the children of immigrants to prove that we weren't taking our opportunities for granted, and we could both make something of ourselves and connect deeply enough with our parents in a way that their journey and sacrifice were worthwhile.

A wave of immigrants in the last 10 years, particularly in rural areas far from traditional immigration hubs, has left school districts across the country desperately short of people qualified to teach them English, school and government officials say.

Faced with the likelihood of a wave of immigrants arriving in Europe from Libya, they also called for a common European Union policy on those seeking political asylum.

The vast majority of Mississippians were born in-state, although in the late 20th century there was a wave of immigrants, mainly from Vietnam and India.

With thousands of miles of Mediterranean coastline, Italy is also concerned about a wave of immigrants arriving from North Africa following the unrest across the region.

The acting governor's father, Paul Sr., was one of a wave of immigrants who came here from Montozzoli, in Italy's Adriatic region, in the mid-1940's.

He was born in Shanghai and moved with his parents to Hong Kong when he was 5, joining a wave of immigrants fleeing Communist China.