Sentence examples for migrants movement from inspiring English sources
Marta Sanchez, of the Mesoamerican Migrants' Movement, supports the new law in principle but is doubtful of its implementation: "The authorities view migration as a national security issue rather than an economic, human rights or human security issue.
Maria Garcia, the president of the Mexico City-based Aztlan Binational Migrants Movement, said that increased border enforcement would force migrants to find even more dangerous and remote places to cross the border, putting their lives at greater risk.
For most migrants, movement is not due to unemployment but is prompted by a desire to improve working, income, and living conditions for themselves and their families.
Security cameras were posted at the entrance and above each of the bedrooms to monitor the migrants' movements.
Greece restricts migrants' movements under an agreement reached to stem a Europe-wide refugee crisis in 2016.
By way of rethinking the structuring of migrants' movements through visual, poetic, and cultural religious practices I seek to explore these imaginaries as quests by Caribbean boat people for elusive dreams of freedom.
But these and other countries have tried, however imperfectly, to strike the balance required to protect refugees, most commonly with blanket temporary protection while restricting migrants' movements or otherwise screening them for security threats.
This also facilitates a globally-oriented migrant movement, which I argue is better in the long run.
"The Zetas' strategy, it's classic wholesale," Marta Sánchez Soler, the director of the Mesoamerican Migrant Movement and the trip's coördinator, told me.
As noted by The Post's Joel Achenbach, the idea that Soros was somehow funding the caravan stretches back to an separate migrant movement in March.
His struggle in the shadows of the U.S. economy brought him to activism when he returned to Mexico, and he now does the work full-time with the Mesoamerican Migrant Movement, the same group that organized the caravan of mothers.
