Sentence examples for forced immigrants from inspiring English sources

Jabez Lam, chairman of the Chinese Civil Rights Action Group, which organized the event, said Britain's restrictive immigration laws have forced immigrants and refugees to turn to criminal smugglers and increasingly perilous routes into the country.

Another pledge will be to bring back the "primary purpose rule" scrapped by Labour that forced immigrants to prove their marriages to British citizens were genuine.

The activity is mirrored at the United States-Mexico border, where operations by the United States Border Patrol at major crossing areas have forced immigrants to attempt their illegal journeys across isolated deserts.

"It has forced immigrants to pick a side, and it has made it a much easier decision," said Ms. Young, an Obama supporter who is the president of a company that helps high-skilled immigrants get professional accreditation in the United States.

America now has more farmers markets than ever before, and the shelf-stable products that forced immigrants to innovate with lower-quality ingredients are no longer the only option.

In the '90s, the government built fences in border cities such as San Diego, California, and El Paso, Texas, which forced immigrants to make more perilous journeys through the mountains and desert.

How could that be? quick note: multiculturulism refers to policies toward integration of peoples whose arrival is incidental, and not the act of forcing immigrants upon native populations.

And, critics charge, a crackdown on immigrants along the highways and train crossings will force immigrants to cross in areas that are less hospitable than the steady Suchiate River.

Congress should change the law that requires the citizenship agency to rely on fees, an unfair system that forces immigrants to pay ever more dearly for bad service.

And the shrinking American economy was expected to force immigrants out of work, leaving them less money to send to relatives back home.

Forcing immigrants to move from the city to regions is one that would energise Coalition voters and rightwing independents, while splitting the Labor base.