The phrase "aimed at migrants" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing policies, programs, or initiatives that are specifically designed to target or assist migrant populations.
Example: "The new educational program is aimed at migrants to help them integrate into the local community."
Alternatives: "targeted towards migrants" or "designed for migrants."
In 2006, Popular started MundoCredit, a subsidiary with 60 branches, aimed at migrants and their soaring remittances.
Mr. Besson said in Paris on Tuesday that the raids were meant to snare the smugglers and were not aimed at migrants.
Until relatively recently, most emigrants headed for the big five Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and the United States but the past 20 years has seen a sharp rise in the number of people heading across the Channel (see chart).Being able to work without a permit is among Europe's main attractions, says Penelope Rance, who edits several publications aimed at migrants.
Initially the Saturday launch will be aimed at migrants in the UK and Europe.
I see people who are frustrated with the hostility that is aimed at migrants.
While that provision appeared to be aimed at migrant smugglers, some advocates worried that the police would apply it to church groups and others transporting immigrants in vans.
European leaders have pledged to triple funding for rescue operations aimed at migrant boats in the Mediterranean.
European leaders are to triple funding for rescue operations aimed at migrant boats in the Mediterranean following crisis talks in Brussels.
European leaders agreed to triple funding for rescue operations aimed at migrant boats in the Mediterranean, and to look at ways to capture and destroy smugglers' boats and deploy immigration officers to non-EU countries, officials said.
In an order explicitly aimed at migrant workers, Brent council prevents businesses and residents from "picking up casual labourers" and "coaches dropping off large numbers of people".
Organized crime groups have begun taking aim at migrants as major sources of illicit revenue, even as the financial crisis in the United States has reduced the number of people willing to risk the journey.
