Sentence examples for migration surge from inspiring English sources

The situation at Calais is part of a wider migration surge into Europe, mainly from north Africa and the Middle East.

After Barack Obama's intervention in the EU referendum, the Brexiteers' best remaining card is the widespread belief that voting to leave would be Britain's best option for stemming the recent migration surge which puts pressure on jobs and services.

Traditionally among the most enthusiastic proponents of European integration, ordinary Italians are furious at the EU's failure to share the burden of the huge migration surge to their southern shores.

In the wake of the global financial slump, after the near meltdown of the eurozone and the Greek financial crisis, after years of punishing austerity (which Poles largely escaped) and in the midst of the biggest inward migration surge in living memory, Polish voters are merely the latest electorate to face the watershed choice that is confronting Europe as a whole.

Countries in the front line of the migration surge want a fairer EU-wide distribution of the burden.

Milad and his friends are a human symbol of the dichotomy which has been gradually become established in Europe since the migration surge began: the deserving refugee fleeing war and persecution versus the opportunistic economic migrant who just wants a western lifestyle.

Obama's move is all the more disappointing because effective alternatives to detention exist and are used in countries facing similar migration surges.

He was speaking as fresh figures showed migration surging to near-record levels, much of it driven by new arrivals from other European countries.

Migration surged again, now not mainly from Europe to North America but from the developing countries to the rich ones.The next big change came in the 1970s.

Coming on the heels of statistics, published by the Office for National Statistics (ONS), that show net migration surging to a near record level, and 70,000 higher than when the coalition took office in 2010, the survey findings are not a surprise.

She said the existing system made it unlikely that an immigration overhaul could unleash a new wave of illegal migration, like the surge since the amnesty of 1986.