Sentence examples for for immigrant communities from inspiring English sources

A pathway to legalization is critical not only for immigrant communities and families but also for America's economic growth.

Being from a Chinese immigrant family, Vivian Yi Huang has spent her career fighting for justice for immigrant communities.

In recent weeks, the White House faced intense pressure from some of its closest allies — their voices often raised in frustration — to provide some relief for immigrant communities.

She is the deputy director of the National Partnership for New Americans, an advocacy and service coalition for immigrant communities, and, in contact with other organizations, she arranged what they assumed would be a modest protest.

But Ms. Hong said, "The quicker and the clearer she distances herself from some of the positions that are associated with anti-immigrant extremists, the better signal it is for immigrant communities".

But questions about citizenship could still be a barrier, particularly for immigrant communities, to establishing trust with financial institutions, said Rachel Peric, executive director of Welcoming America, a nonprofit organization that works to build inclusive communities.

For years, European intellectuals avoided discussing the problems of immigrant communities, for fear of stirring public anxieties.

In Congressional testimony, Mr. Crane accused the administration of tailoring its enforcement practices to win support from immigrant communities for Mr. Obama's re-election.

"The school board is often the first rung up the political ladder for the immigrant communities," said Harry Pachon, the president of the Tomas Rivera Policy Institute, a research group.

Additionally, we have an affiliation with the Counseling and Resource Center of Christ Hospital in Jersey City, a partnership that insures access to quality mental health services for the immigrant communities of Hudson County.

But for some people, the designation only makes explicit the obvious: that the wide swath of Manhattan long known for its immigrant communities and counter-cultural vibe has long ago given way to rampant real estate development and gentrification.