The phrase "aliens working" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing extraterrestrial beings engaged in some form of labor or activity.
Example: "In the science fiction novel, the plot revolves around aliens working alongside humans to solve a global crisis."
Alternatives: "extraterrestrials employed" or "foreign beings laboring".
"If all the aliens working in these industries were forced to leave, the economy would crash," said Bonnie B. Lanza, an immigration consultant in Boston.
Back in the early days of the campaign when Romney was still making his anti-immigration bones with Rick Perry, he slipped into a classically candid Mitt moment when he remembered canning the firm who had illegal aliens working the ground of his property.
A federal grand jury is trying to determine how much executives knew about illegal aliens working in their stores.
More iconic roles followed, in Ghostbusters, Aliens, Working Girl, a film in which Weaver plays a bent-out-of-shape female executive, all hard edges to Melanie Griffith's curves and whispery voice, in a script that now looks pretty reactionary.
Signers vow to oppose an "amnesty" for migrants in the country without the right papers, defined by FAIR as any plan that would let "illegal aliens" work legally.
Films like Dark Star and Alien worked a satirical, pessimistic darkness into sci-fi, but George Lucas and Steven Spielberg together expressed its lighter, more hopeful strain.
Dobbs, betraying impatience with those who were opposed to such legislation, said, with a smirk, "As we can often say on this broadcast with seemingly greater frequency, 'Only in America.'" On October 2nd, the correspondent Casey Wian began his report from California, "Lou, there are an estimated seven million illegal aliens now working in the United States.
"Even the federal government employs illegals," he says, citing the case of an undocumented alien found working as a chef at the White House.
On the desert planet Veldin, Ratchet, a Lombax (a cat-like alien) is working on a ship.
This may be one reason Sobyanin has sprung into action: For the last two weeks, Moscow police have been rounding up undocumented aliens who work in the city's marketplaces and other menial jobs, starting with the Vietnamese.
Assuming that, at some point thousands of years in the distant future, aliens finally work out how to observe us through a gigantic telescope, they'd see me, spending most of 2011 rummaging for my dole book, swearing.
