Sentence examples for immigrant under the from inspiring English sources

Still, she stayed, working and living as an undocumented immigrant, under the radar.

Iranian-American comedian Maz Jobrani will bring his politcal-tinged humor to Netflix this August, with him riffing on life as an immigrant under the current administration.

Mr. Cornelius said his field research in San Diego County had shown that illegal immigrants under-used the health care system, given their health needs.

He expelled 700,000 immigrants under the illusion that this would create jobs for Nigerians.

Thousands of immigrants under the age of 18 are arrested every year illegally crossing the border on their own, unaccompanied by a parent or guardian.

It noted the importance of a two-word phrase the administration used to describe the status of immigrants under the programmes: lawful presence.

(Daniel M. Gold) 'Probation' This work by the Cuban-born playwright-director Yoshvani Medina, about recent Cuban immigrants under the sway of a crooked mentor in Miami, offers a kind of dialectic between pro-American and pro-Cuban sentiments.

(Jason Zinoman) 'Probation' This work by the Cuban-born playwright-director Yoshvani Medina, about recent Cuban immigrants under the sway of a crooked mentor in Miami, offers a kind of dialectic between pro-American and pro-Cuban sentiments.

Under Obama's plan, illegal immigrants under the age of thirty who were brought to the United States as children and have certain other qualifications, such as a high-school diploma and a clean police record, can apply for work permits and the right to live free from the fear of arrest.

A demographer on the conference call, Steven A. Camarota from the Center for Immigration Studies, a study group in Washington that advocates lower immigration, estimated the American economy would have to create 35 million new jobs over the next 10 years to absorb new Americans in the labor force and new immigrants under the bill.

"We've had roughly four million immigrants under the previous government - two-thirds of those were from outside the European Union," he told BBC Radio 4's Today programme.