Sentence examples for immigrant admissions from inspiring English sources

In the revolutionary changes he and Republicans are proposing to immigrant admissions, they will effectively create a government that favors people from Norway over Haiti under the guise of promoting immigrants' economic integration.

An official record of a Department index card must bear a designated immigrant visa symbol and must have been prepared by an authorized official of the Department in the course of processing immigrant admissions or adjustments to permanent resident status.

For much of the nineteenth century, few immigration rules existed, and the treaty power played a central role in the adoption of some of the earliest federal rules regulating immigrant admissions.

Wouldn't it be better to ask which unit is best suited to deal with social welfare, which one can best accommodate cultural diversity and which one should regulate immigrant admission?

Kymlicka is right that in the past liberal and social-democratic nation-building has often successfully brought about what he calls 'convergence of preferences on the unit of decision-making' with regard to social policies, minority rights and – I would add – immigrant admission.

But the IPPR reports that the UK's main competitors in the overseas student market – the US, Canada and Australia – make clear they are only included in the immigration figures as temporary or "non-immigrant" admissions.

The two men plan to introduce legislation granting illegal immigrants admission to all public colleges and universities in the state.

Non-immigrant admission will generally not be appropriate because the circumstances that lead an individual to become a walk-in normally lead also to ineligibility under section 214(b) of the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) as an intending immigrant.

Related, but less directly on point, was the 1982 case Plyler v. Doe, which held that denying illegal immigrant children admission to public schools would violate the 14th Amendment's equal-protection clause.

Borders have not been closed to immigrants, but admission criteria have been tightened.

Despite his subsequent denunciations of the mistreatment suffered by Muslims in Europe, he enjoyed privileges available to few immigrants, including admission to an exclusive Catholic school, Collège Saint-Pierre d'Uccle, in an upscale residential district of Brussels.