Sentence examples for immigrant classes from inspiring English sources

And so the older American workers, particularly from the immigrant classes, are the throwaways in the new economic order, said Eliot Shapleigh, the state senator from El Paso County, who is trying to bring new industry to El Paso.

The heart of this city is truly it's creative class combined with its working and immigrant classes.

This may have biased our results towards finding a less healthy immigrant population as refugees report poorer health on arrival than other immigrant classes [ 21].

Some scholars argue that granting any form of legal status encourages illegal migration because it creates a more settled immigrant class, attracting other relatives.

That history is so rich because boxing has always been the sport of the hungry immigrant class, said Hank Kaplan, a boxing historian.

Mr. Sarrazin, who wears small, round glasses and has a stern face topped by a shock of mostly white hair, said that he wanted to highlight what he described as the drain on Germany by an immigrant class.

He was just one generation removed from Eastern Europe's struggling immigrant class, and you could feel it.

Migration-related variables included: immigrant class (economic [referent], family, refugee) English speaking ability at landing whether she had been in Canada less than 10 years age at landing.

Immigrant class was only significant for Sub-Saharan African women and Western European women, with refugees being at higher risk of non-screening in these two groups.

Relevant covariates included maternal country of birth, high school graduation (no versus yes), marital status (single, widowed, or separated versus married or common law), immigrant class (economic class, refugee status versus family class), and knowledge of either of the official Canadian languages (none versus English or French).

The variables that are applicable to both CE immigrants and FE immigrants include immigration class and source-country fixed effects.