Sentence examples for immigrant invasion from inspiring English sources

President Trump, meanwhile, has made the metaphor of immigrant invasion literal by vowing to build a wall.

Sachem leaders and their guest speakers instead framed the day-laborer dispute as a reflection of a government conspiracy to abandon the suburbs to an immigrant invasion and forfeit American sovereignty through globalization.

On its Web site, Americans for Legal Immigration said the claims about Mr. Luna's suicide had been "proven as a hoax by desperate and unscrupulous illegal immigrant invasion supporters".

Over the past two months, the US military have brought with them concertina wire and a double stack of shipping containers, ready to be used to block the entry as an impenetrable barricade should another caravan – or "immigrant invasion" – arise.

He gruffly batted back a reporter's question Wednesday about whether Trump's troop deployment order was a political stunt by saying, "We don't do stunts in this department". Unfortunately, some of Mattis's colleagues fear he's doing just that in implicitly backing Trump's incendiary talk of an immigrant "invasion" that requires sending active-duty troops.

Fears of an immigrant invasion in Britain were fueled anew in January after labor restrictions for Bulgarians and Romanians in nine European Union countries, including Britain, France and Germany, were lifted, prompting concerns that migrants from the bloc's most impoverished countries were invading.

The right-wingit and former presidential candidate argues that "immigrant invasions" threaten Western culture.

The right-wing pundit and former presidential candidate argues that immigrant invasions" threaten Western culture.

In 2002, it was "The Death of the West: How Dying Populations and Immigrant Invasions Imperil Our Country and Civilization;" in 2006, it was "State of Emergency: The Third World Invasion and Conquest of America".

Even among supporters of the xenophobic Sweden Democrats defence is a question of little interest: they are interested in repelling immigrants, not invasions; while Stefan Löfven, the Social Democrat prime minister, surely spoke for his party when he announced that there was no submarine hunt under way, merely an intelligence investigation into whatever may be found beneath the waves.

The lure of no-questions-asked jobs drew millions of new illegal immigrants, and that invasion fed a ferocious popular backlash.