Sentence examples for described undocumented from inspiring English sources

Univision got into what Lee describes as an "interesting conversation" with the New York Times about its use of the word "illegal" to described undocumented immigrants.

Speaking at the podium in restrained and almost subdued tones, Trump described undocumented immigrants as those entering the United States "without legal authorization", praised first-, second- and third-generation Mexican Americans as "beyond reproach" and talked about keeping jobs "in our hemisphere".

Trump has repeatedly described undocumented immigrants from Mexico as "rapists" and "drug dealers," adding, "Some, I assume are good people".

Last month, Donald Trump nodded along as Art Del Cueto, a representative of a Border Patrol officer union that had endorsed the candidate, described undocumented immigrants flooding across the border to vote illegally.

That's what we hear from Trump — from his June announcement speech, in which he described undocumented immigrants as killers and rapists, to his recent warning of "riots" if establishment Republicans try to block his nomination at the Grand Old Party's national convention.

He reportedly also used terms like "wetback" and "illegals" to describe undocumented workers.

But after his inauguration, his rhetoric toward Dreamers softened somewhat, describing undocumented young people as "incredible kids" and promising to show "heart" when deciding their future.

Rev. Tony Suarez was one of the several evangelical advisors, along with Rodriguez, who met with the president on Friday to ask that he protect Dreamers, a term used to describe undocumented immigrants who arrived in the United States as children.

Subjective health and quality of life have for the first time been described in undocumented migrants in Germany using a valid and reliable instrument that allows inference from HRQOL to morbidity, health-care-needs and social determinants [ 22, 24, 26, 38].

The GPs in our study described how undocumented migrants would have to settle for less treatment as compared with that of a native-born Dane because they would have no formal access to further diagnostic facilities and very restricted possibilities of follow-up care.

While these characteristics describe many undocumented immigrants, they also describe many American citizens who also happen to be Hispanic.