Sentence examples for angry border from inspiring English sources

If many of Arizona's defenders and critics hold one belief in common, it's that the new "show me your papers" law is sui generis: it's seen as one angry border state's response to its outsized share of America's illegal immigration crisis.

The mood in the city was extremely angry, bordering on vengeful.

Responding to a federal prosecutor's recent characterization of this dusty outpost as "seriously corrupt," angry U.S. border guards and civic leaders have issued a demand: Indict or vindicate.

They're angry over borders.

"People are angry everywhere, from border to border, coast to coast," Mr. Garin worries.

"People who otherwise might be more centrist are angry about this border situation".

And if North Korea somehow survived, it would remain on China's border, angry and aggrieved.

And she's angry that the border is not secure and fears that Muslim refugees are being allowed into the country without enough vetting.

Now I must ask: are these principles being compromised by a fearful nationalism that discourages outsiders with its angry rhetoric of borders and walls?

The comments prompted an angry reaction - bordering on apoplexy - from many on the right.

We were angry that the borders were closed and that asylum seekers were being terrorized and put in detention centers.