The phrase "immigrate in" is not correct.
The correct phrase would be "immigrate to". For example: Many people immigrate to the United States every year.
Melania Trump is often used by her husband's campaign as an example of the "right" way to immigrate, in comparison with undocumented immigrants.
Part 2) of proposition 7 implies that with the opening of the labor markets, there will be an increase in production of the complex good because some individuals from O [those with ( overline{q}<{q}^O<{left({q}^right)}^O )] will immigrate in H for low fixed costs of immigration ( left[overline{c}<{left({q}^right)}^O-overline{q}right] ).
We model the decision to immigrate in detail from a mechanistic underpinning.
English Puritans, beginning in 1629 and continuing through 1640, were the first to immigrate in large numbers to America.
"Bureaucracy, war and time" stymied the Frank family's attempts to immigrate in the years leading up to World War II, a report says.
The 1965 law made it possible for Mr. Anand, the newly elected mayor here, to immigrate in 1982 upon graduating from Punjab University with a degree in chemical engineering.
