The phrase "arriving children" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe children who are in the process of arriving at a location or event.
Example: "The party was in full swing when the arriving children brought a burst of energy and excitement."
Alternatives: "incoming children" or "children who are arriving".
When we spoke to Young in May, though, she noted that the Trump administration policy was effectively creating unaccompanied minors by separating arriving children from their parents.
And challenge them she did, starting at the ward door, where arriving children – even infants – had to say goodbye to their mothers and go with a uniformed nurse they had never met before into a huge, strange room.
In addition, Vice-President Joe Biden is heading to Guatemala to warn of the dangers of illegal immigration and, according to Politico, "make clear that recently arriving children are not eligible for [the deferred deportation programme] or earned citizenship provisions in current immigration reform legislation".
In general, there are two main options for arriving children.
Ordinary citizens were holding up signs with "welcome refugees" and policemen in uniform were handing out sweets and toys to the arriving children.
The vast majority of the arriving children — almost three-quarters of children caught alone and more than 95percentt of those caught with family — are from Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador.
The truth about an arriving child's circumstances, and even age, is often hard to find.
She hoped that Arnold was having a fond thought for his friend in San Juan Capistrano, and that the arriving child would help to sort out all these disparate threads.
Any late arriving child can take the necessary materials home with them if they'd like.
And yes, many of the newly arrived children will probably end up being deported.
When a car ferrying Mayor Seth Low and his Commissioner of Parks, W. R. Willcox, arrived, children started clambering over that, too.
