Sentence examples for most recent immigrants from inspiring English sources

In a New York Times/CBS News poll conducted last May — in the midst of the debate over the immigration bill — 57percentt of respondents said that most recent immigrants contributed to this country, up from 34percentt when the question was asked in 1986.

These in turn give way to hastily assembled shelters and rough pathways in the extensive squatting zones of the city, where many of the most recent immigrants reside.

Most recent immigrants recognize that they need to learn English, and about 90percentt of the second generation speak English, according to the Pew Hispanic Center.

Towards the end of the 1970s, the downturn in the economy affected the least well qualified workers and the most recent immigrants.

The Jews of Hebron were a centuries-old community whose most recent immigrants had come in 1811 from Gaza, fleeing a pogrom there; like many religious Jews at that time, they saw Zionism as threatening to traditional Judaism.

Hispanics are faring better in the nation's traditional gateway cities and worse in the South, where low-paying jobs in poultry processing, furniture making and commercial agriculture have drawn the most recent immigrants.

The most recent immigrant caught here was a Tunisian man who walked across one night this month.

In addition to those two states, the survey suffers from very small samples in some with the most recent immigrant populations.

In Blau et al. (2011), we find that, due to world-wide fertility declines, the fertility of immigrant women has been rapidly falling relative to natives in the most recent immigrant cohorts.

In another study about immigrant Korean fathers' roles, the most recent immigrant Korean fathers tend to interact with their children with more nurturing, accepting, and flexible behaviors than their grandfathers' generation (Kim, 2008; Yang, 2000).

Her most recent immigrant ancestors were her paternal Meara grandparents who both arrived in the early 1880s.