Sentence examples for migrants that would from inspiring English sources
Mexican officials have even considered issuing survival kits to migrants that would include rehydration salts and food.
Migration Watch's chairman cites events from 2004, when the government grossly under-estimated the number of migrants that would travel from new EU states such as Poland.
This might suggest that no policy is needed or, if policy is thought to be justified in order to achieve regional development goals, it might suggest changes to the selection mechanism for economic migrants that would result in a selection of immigrants that would give locational outcomes more like those of interprovincial migrants.
The United Kingdom, for its part, has refused to support any such operations, citing what Joyce Anelay, the British Foreign Office minister, called "an unintended 'pull factor'" for migrants that would cause more deaths.
It was Kobach, Mueller said, who helped propose the idea that life should be made so inhospitable for undocumented migrants that they would "self deport".
When Theresa May told migrants that there would be no easy ride in Britain, it wasn't so much a statement as a threat.
In 2012 the Republican presidential candidate, Mitt Romney, got a derisory 27% of Hispanics' votes after he proposed making life so wretched for undocumented migrants that they would "self-deport".
Insofar as possible, the researchers sought a sample of migrant nurses that would correspond to the overall population of migrant nurses in Ireland.
But they admitted that currently there were no concrete proposals on the table around migrant benefits that would meet Mr Cameron's demands and said that there was a "very narrow" path to a resolution.
Thanks to Colbert, a hearing on migrant workers that would have been ignored by mainstream journalists was jam-packed with mainstream journalists.
Lansdorp did assure any potential Mars migrant that they would be able to do any indoor activity on the Red Planet that they do on Earth, including watching TV.
