The phrase "aid immigrant" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The organization aims to aid immigrants in their transition to a new country."
Alternatives: "assist immigrants" or "support immigrants".
The courtroom was packed with spectators, many from civil rights groups and charities that aid immigrants.
And his record in Arkansas, where he raised taxes to build roads and favored programs to aid immigrants, made him unpopular with some fiscal conservatives.
As a follow-up, James' new book, titled "Wounds of Charity: Haitian Immigrants and Corporate Catholicism in Boston," is based on the close study of the workers at a Boston-based church center founded to aid immigrants.
Gerri Ratliff, the director of the test design project, said those involved in devising the test included civics experts, educators and groups that aid immigrants, as well as the National Academy of Sciences.
With Disrupt's heavily international audience, Boundless wasn't alone in thinking about the ways that tech can aid immigrants who might be coming to the U.S., whether to work in tech or otherwise.
Temporary protected status was created by Congress in 1990 for exactly this purpose: to aid immigrants who could not return to their countries because of war, natural disasters or civil strife.
While there have been many cases around the country of lawyers being charged with defrauding immigrants and racketeering charges have been brought against lawyers involved in drug smuggling or organized crime, the charge that a law firm aided immigrant smugglers is highly unusual.
Cristina Muñiz de la Peña, the mental health director at Terra Firma, a program that aids immigrant children, said that asking kids about traumatic memories in a non-therapeutic context is like "opening an infected wound without cleaning it," and can trigger PTSD symptoms such as intrusive thoughts, mistrust and hypervigilance.
