Sentence examples for immigrant constituency from inspiring English sources
But there is both a message and opportunity here for officials like Mr. Levy, an immigration hard-liner whose relations with his rapidly growing Latino immigrant constituency have been strained by past crises and confrontations.
Mr. Suna said the Queens Museum's immigrant constituency makes for better food at fund-raisers.
The last government was an awkward team of rivals: an electoral alliance between Netanyahu's Likud and the largely Russian immigrant constituency represented by the pugnacious minister Avigdor Lieberman.
The Ninth Congressional District in Brooklyn and Queens, which he is running to represent in a special election on Tuesday, is dominated by a middle-class, immigrant constituency that has long voted for Democrats.
The GOP leadership understands that if an immigration reform bill passes, the Democrats will get the credit with key immigrant constituencies and many suburban swing voters.
Not only will representation change in terms of rural versus urban and native versus immigrant constituencies, but the "pensioner" vote will overshadow other voting blocs.
If the Supreme Court strikes down S.B. 1070, anti-immigrant constituencies will redouble their efforts to enact tougher laws at the federal level.
Perhaps seeking to curry favor with Utah's pro-immigration constituency, Romney hailed the state's welcoming policy toward legal immigrants, contrasting it with Washington's "message of exclusion," in last month's campaign video announcing his Senate run.
He claims there are many people who share his concerns about immigration, even though there are many immigrants in the constituency.
But they are an internally combustible lot, especially given the mix of ultra-Orthodox and Russian immigrant parties whose constituencies are at opposite ends of the religious-secular divide.
To use Auerbach's words, "By convincing impoverished immigrants, its primary constituency, that justice was within their grasp it would deflect them from anarchy, socialism and Bolshevism and would strengthen their loyalty to American institutions".
