Sentence examples for migrants for a from inspiring English sources

"Many migrants resort to petty crime, thefts, burglaries, prostitution and drug dealing to survive and pay off their supposed benefactors" — smugglers who bring migrants for a fee.

It is misleading to use the term migrants for a group of people who are fleeing criminal violence, authoritarian governments, corrupt security forces, economic failure and extreme poverty.

Liu Weiqin swapped rural poverty for life on the dusty fringes of China's capital eight years ago hoping – like millions of other migrants – for a better future.

He also wants a "quick EU migrant deal", banning benefits and tax credits from EU migrants for a number of years, a policy which would plunge many into poverty.

"Maybe it will deter some migrants for a bit, but they will keep coming, and these kinds of actions will force them to take ever more dangerous routes that make them more vulnerable to the criminals and extortion by officials".

In the 1970's, when the energy crisis made coal important once again and young professionals from elsewhere opted for West Virginia's small-town life, the state gained 125,000 migrants, for a population growth of 12percentt.

Hammond said the government had no intention of kneecapping itself and would still need migrants for an economy operating at close to full employment.

Employers had to apply for work permits, and migrants for an "accession worker card".

In Britain, prospective employers had to apply for work permits and Bulgarians and Romanians migrants for an "accession worker card".

In Britain, prospective employers had to apply for work permits and Bulgarian and Romanian migrants for an "accession worker card".

The Gangmasters Licensing Authority last month took out a prosecution against 15 dairy farmers who had used a gangmaster employing illegal migrants, but all were given unconditional discharges and fined just £300 – less than they saved by employing one illegal migrant for a month.