Sentence examples for immigrants later from inspiring English sources
As Germany's Die Zeit put it: "A million immigrants later, Germans are shaken, but Germany's civil society has shown its resilience".
Border guards tend to be deployed not along the border but half a mile or more back, monitoring crossings with a view to picking up illegal immigrants later.
The government is abolishing a restriction enforced by the Howard government that meant illegal immigrants later found to be refugees could get only temporary permission to stay in Australia.
"Twelve million illegal immigrants later, we are now living in a nation that is beset by people who are suicidal maniacs and want to kill countless innocent men, women, and children around the world".
(Irma Rombauer, author of "Joy of Cooking," and Lizzie Black Kander, author of "The Settlement Cookbook," both daughters of German immigrants, later translated such recipes for Americans and added them to their books).
This could mean that immigrants later in the sample period were arriving at a "poor time" and the factors creating these poor conditions may help explain the relatively poor economic outcomes of these recent immigrants documented in the literature.6 Interestingly, a decline in internal migration, like that in Table 1, also occurred in the United States after 1980.
Mrs. Campos, a Mexican immigrant, later learned that the move was the result of a mistake in interpreting Jennifer's test score, but she believes such mistakes happen a lot at a school where administrators try hard to sustain bilingual education.
President Donald Trump's latest call to vote Republican in next week's midterm elections came in the form of an ad blaming Democrats for letting an undocumented immigrant later convicted of homicide into the country.
Another two immigrants died later in hospitals.
The sheriff vowed a "crime sweep" targeting illegal immigrants but later postponed the raids.
En route he joined a caravan of some 1,000 immigrants that later became known as the "great migration".
