While the bulk of immigrants were industrial workers, a significant white-collar element also arrived.
North Africans -- most of them poor and with little education, who make up the bulk of immigrants -- are finding it increasingly difficult to get permission to live and work here.
Although today's realities are different in many respects, most available evidence suggests that the bulk of immigrants are willing and eager to become assimilated.
The kinds of racially discriminatory policing of low-level offenses, including public urination, littering, and jaywalking disproportionately affect Latino and Black communities, the former of which make up the bulk of immigrants in the city, documented and undocumented.
We ought to aspire to again attract not only the world's best and brightest, but also the bulk of immigrants, the lower-skilled ones, who come with extended families and always form the social backbone of this country in due course of time.
In the Sixties, France parked the bulk of its immigrant workers and their families in small flats built on the periphery of their major towns.
Mr. Sotelo does not believe that the bulk of illegal immigrants are criminals, as some advocates of the law have argued.
The bulk of illegal immigrants have little education, which means that they worsen economic inequality (even if their impact is often greatly exaggerated).
The bulk of Muslim immigrants in the U.S. today arrived during or after the 1990s, the large majority pursuing economic opportunities and advanced degrees.
