Sentence examples for migrants will come from inspiring English sources

But migrants will come; the economy needs them.

Q: How many fewer migrants will come to the UK as a result of these measures?

Fewer migrants will come in the first place, or stay, as their home countries get richer: wealthy Slovenia, for example, has sent hardly anyone to Britain.

Conductors working for France's state-owned railway company have been told not to throw refugees without valid tickets off trains, sparking claims more migrants will come to the UK.

Canales is working with local ranchers to place 20 water stations in about a dozen locations, hoping migrants will come across them and be able to avoid the deadly consequences of severe dehydration.

Romanian and Bulgarian officials have suggested they believe about 8,000 migrants will come every year for five years but campaigners for tighter laws have said the figure could be as high as 50,000.

"As long as Austria and Germany don't say clearly that they won't take in any more migrants, several million new immigrants will come to Europe," he told Austrian broadcaster ORF.

Unless we open up both these avenues – for refugees and for low-wage migrants – people will come because mobility is part of globalisation.

The reality is that notwithstanding a rise in anti-immigrant feeling in Europe, the migrants will still come.

For now, Father Allan thinks the migrants will keep coming, and he will do his duty.

Yet the thousands of refugees and migrants continue to pray that their time will come, most swearing that — though it is very difficult — they won't give up.