Sentence examples for immigration ahead from inspiring English sources

This week we look at immigration, ahead of our Guardian Live election event.

Even with the bruising battles over fiscal policy, gun control and immigration ahead, he said, he did not entertain the idea of sticking around.

He has also said that the Queen's speech on Wednesday will address welfare and immigration, ahead of the lifting of transnational controls on citizens from Romania and Bulgaria next year.

Mail Online publisher Martin Clarke has vigorously defended the website's coverage of immigration ahead of Thursday's EU referendum, saying the migrant story that prompted a correction last week still involved people "in the back of a van illegally".

Setting out a dividing line between the two main parties on immigration ahead of the election, he said: "Right now I tell you, we have got the balance wrong and we will change it".

The tea party candidate centered his campaign around immigration ahead of the primaries, accusing Cantor of embracing amnesty and backing an open border.

Perhaps, he suggested, Democrats had been playing some complicated political game to tee up a big move on immigration just ahead of the 2016 presidential elections.

The lawmakers intend for their proposals to frame the debate in the Senate, which is expected to take up immigration this spring, ahead of the House of Representatives.

But it is disappointed that the Tories spun their immigration policies ahead of the visit, given their persistence in attacking Labour spin doctors.

As part of an overhaul of immigration policy ahead of a general election, Mr Rudd announced a one-year agreement with the government of Papua New Guinea, under which asylum seekers would be sent there for assessment instead.

When presented with the opposite scenario, in which the president used executive authority to change immigration policy ahead of the midterm elections, 87percentt of Latino voters said they would be more excited about voting for Democrats.