The phrase "afraid of immigration" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing concerns or fears related to immigration, whether personal or societal.
Example: "Many people in the community are afraid of immigration and its potential impact on local jobs."
Alternatives: "fearful of immigration" or "concerned about immigration".
Nor are the millennials afraid of immigration - in part because it's a family issue.
For them, talking about immigration and being afraid of immigration is about the precarity of being working class, when people's basic needs are no longer secure and they want change.
He is right: in places most afraid of immigration, numbers are mainly lowest – and voters wrongly blame migrants for all the effects of austerity cuts to schools, NHS and housing.
"People need to seek shelter and not be afraid of immigration enforcement".
If some coworkers are too afraid of immigration-based retaliation to assert their rights, it's the employer, and not workers, who wins.
The problem is we are afraid of the immigration we need".
Americans may be surprised by the conclusions of a 2006 survey by the U.S. Travel Association, which found that foreign travelers were more afraid of United States immigration officials than of terrorism or crime.
Americans may be surprised by the conclusions of a 2006 survey by the U.S. Travel Association, which found that,"foreign travelers were more afraid of United States immigration officials than of terrorism or crime," Mr. Vanhoenacker writes.
Azzam said: Some politicians in Europe are afraid of Muslim's immigration.
What are people actually concerned about here?" But Miliband said Labour should not be afraid to highlight the benefits of immigration.
Through our work we find those who have been trafficked are often realistically afraid of being penalised as "immigration offenders"; they feel stigmatised by their history of exploitation, sexual or otherwise; do not realise that they have any legal rights to protection; or fear reprisals against themselves or their families by the traffickers.
