Sentence examples for immigrants flow from inspiring English sources

While immigrants flow freely into the United States, American firearms stream easily into Mexico.

Before his murder in 1948, Lord Folke Bernadotte, the first UN mediator to the Arab-Israeli conflict, stated: "It would be an offence against the principles of elemental justice if these innocent [Palestinian] victims of the conflict were denied the right to return to their homes, while Jewish immigrants flow into Palestine".

In addition, prior to the recession in 2008, immigrants flow from agriculture and other sectors to construction.

Americans have long seen Mexico as a river of illegal drugs and immigrants flowing north.

Its schools, built for the vast numbers of eastern and southern European immigrants flowing into the neighborhood in the early 20th century, were left half empty in the early 70's.

South Korean immigrants flowed into Hwang Jae Video in Queens on a recent afternoon, dropping off their rentals and picking up new ones.

The effort reflects the growing presence of Hispanics here in Iowa, posing a challenge to Democrats who are eager to court a new interest group but wary of offending conservative white voters concerned about immigrants flowing into their state.

Illegal immigrants flowed in, too, to tend the yards, fix the roofs and commit their share of crimes, though police officials have said at no greater rate than the rest of the population.

In the latest effort by a West European government to stem the tide of immigrants flowing into the region, many of them from war-ravaged, post-Communist Eastern Europe, a sweeping law takes effect in Britain on Monday that aims to make the country far less attractive to asylum seekers.

That's the result of a State Constitution drafted more than 100 years ago, when upstate Yankees didn't trust the immigrants flowing into Manhattan and required the city's officials to seek approval from Albany for essential responsibilities of municipal government.

Most interestingly, it looks at the effect of immigration on the wages of "less educated natives"—the group thought to be most damaged by new arrivals.Countries in the OECD have very different immigration rates (the size of the immigrant flow relative to the population).