Sentence examples for identified undocumented from inspiring English sources

We have identified undocumented migrant workers employed in breach variously of safety, employment and immigration regulations on visits to Dublin's port of Howth, Galway's Rossaveel, Donegal's Killybegs, Wicklow's Arklow, Wexford's Kilmore Quay, several of County Cork's most productive ports including Castletownbere, Union Hall and Kinsale, and County Waterford's Dunmore East.

One more time, the man that has identified undocumented immigration as the biggest threat to America fails to offer a real immigration solution.

That spending went to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Customs and Border Protection and US-Visit, a program that helps states and localities identify undocumented immigrants.

By the government's own statistics, E-verify will only identify undocumented workers less than 50% of time.

Of course, the argument is that SB 1070 is designed to identify undocumented immigrants -- you know, law breakers.

Department officials also are restricting Arpaio's office from using a program that uses fingerprints collected in local jails to identify undocumented immigrants.

Immigrants' rights groups reviled Secure Communities, which helped federal immigration authorities identify undocumented immigrants arrested for other reasons by local law enforcement.

While some immigrant rights advocates say the ID cards have made New Haven a better place for Latino immigrants, some worry that the card could be used to identify undocumented immigrants.

Albuquerque's city council voted in February to reaffirm that it is an "immigrant-friendly" city and will not use city resources to apprehend or identify undocumented immigrants unless required by law to do so.

She's represented people who grew up in Phoenix and wound up with criminal records at a time when former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio famously targeted Hispanics for traffic stops to identify undocumented immigrants.

The same day Obama announced those changes, he also discontinued Secure Communities, a fingerprint data-sharing program that helped ICE identify undocumented immigrants arrested by police for reasons unrelated to immigration.