The phrase "foreign immigrant" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a person who has immigrated to a new country from a different country. Example: The city's population has grown rapidly in recent years, with a large number of foreign immigrants settling here for better job opportunities.
Its foreign immigrant population only reached 1m in 2007, and the majority are Chinese.
"We don't want Islam to be seen in this country as a foreign immigrant, exotic phenomenon," says Hussain. "We want it to be about openness, as opposed to rigidity and closedness.
In contrast, contemporary foreign immigrant and US native skill distributions are much more similar (Card 2009), as were the within-racial-group distributions of Southern immigrant and Northern native skill during the Great Migration.
Genesis 1 is why Jesus holds no punches in Matthew 25 warning, if you fail to love of the least of the hungry, the thirsty, the abject poor, the sick, the imprisoned, and the most foreign immigrant, then you will go to hell.
In the mid-1980s the welfare rolls swelled largely because of foreign immigrants, many of whom had entered the country illegally.
The region drew 123,000 foreign immigrants since 2011, more than metropolitan Los Angeles and Miami combined, said William H. Frey, a Brookings Institution demographer.
The period of peace that followed, as well as an influx of foreign immigrants, stimulated economic development.
But in recent years California's growth has been driven by foreign immigrants and native-born residents.
With the birthrate sliding fast, the government is relying on foreign immigrants to keep the country's population from declining.
The notion that foreign immigrants are primarily responsible for out-of-control sprawl in American cities is absurd.
"Food, equality for children, homes, proper facilities for foreign immigrants, that sort of thing," said a spokesperson for the organisation.
