Sentence examples for destitute immigrants from inspiring English sources
With the complicity of military and immigration authorities, the movie says, these destitute immigrants are loaded onto trucks, stripped of their identification papers and transported in the middle of the night to the bateyes, where many are housed in concentration-camp-like barracks.
To reduce the violence, he said, the nation needs to control illegal immigration, especially from war zones, which has increased the population of destitute immigrants with military training and experience with violence.
What about the most destitute immigrants who come here, though?
Meanwhile, destitute immigrants contributed €50m for their legalisation process.
Israel, fighting for its survival, flooded by destitute immigrants, looked precarious to them.
Maybe the police have better things to do than run herd on destitute immigrants trying not to starve, even when they ply their illegal trade in a government building.
Australia had large numbers of unemployed immigrant labourers at this time, and Caroline Chisholm established a home in Sydney for destitute immigrant girls, for whom she found jobs in the countryside.
There are a few glimpses of a harsher world outside, as in the opening, when Marmee inspires the girls to give their Christmas breakfast to the children of a destitute immigrant (three of whom later die of scarlet fever offstage), but Alcott pulled a quilt of cosiness – a comforter, as the Americans say – over the Marches.
According to the law that will for ever change the way Britain views immigration, they are "destitute alien immigrants".
The English Poor Laws were also introduced in Jamaica in 1682 for destitute European immigrants and much later in Mauritius (1902) and Trinidad (1931).
The place is rammed with culture that is all extremely accessible – Chinatown, the Italian food district of Lygon Street, the inner suburbs of Richmond that over a century ago housed destitute Irish immigrants but now mix beautifully converted former working class row houses that are home to the very wealthy".
