Sentence examples for into undocumented from inspiring English sources

He says that children born into undocumented parents in America are "anchor babies" and should be deported.

Earlier this month, I called Roberto Gonzales, a professor of education at Harvard and the author of "Lives in Limbo," a book based on more than a decade of research into undocumented youth in America.

Living Here in Limbo The rise in illegal immigrants is creating a new generation of New Jersey residents who came to the state from Mexico as children but turn into undocumented adults at age 21.

From Cambridge, Langford will head for Kyrgyzstan with a J.D. from Harvard Law School (HLS) and a master's degree in public policy from the Harvard Kennedy School (HKS), on a Fulbright fellowship to continue work she began last year helping marginalized groups gain access to justice, particularly women forced into undocumented marriages.

From Cambridge, Lillian Langford will head for Kyrgyzstan with a J.D. from Harvard Law School and a master's degree in public policy from the Harvard Kennedy School, on a Fulbright fellowship to continue work she began last year helping marginalized groups gain access to justice, particularly women forced into undocumented marriages.

Instead, students have organized into "undocumented clubs" and storytelling workshops that process encounters with ICE.

But before I make the case for illegalization, I will first go into why "undocumented" and "illegal" ultimately fail, in that order.

Every month, another language slips into oblivion, undocumented, when the last speaker dies or when children make complete transition to an official, national language.

Like Mormons, who fled the Midwest in the mid-19th century after failing to assimilate into society, undocumented immigrants know what it is like to be outcasts, Mr. Willes said.

While the number of people without health insurance has declined dramatically since the Affordable Care Act went into effect, undocumented immigrants continue to be excluded from many health coverage options under this law.

If Congress takes no action before March 5th, DACA recipients will lose the protections conferred by the program, lapsing back into fully undocumented status, vulnerable to arrest and deportation at any moment.