The Express raises another terrifying prospect: incursions of migrants who will surely evade even the most sensitive radar.
And we must never give in to those who would throw away our values, with the appalling prospect of repatriating migrants who are here totally legally and have lived here for years.
Clashing with the U.S. government is a frightening prospect for migrants.
To the south, Mexico's raging drug war and stream of migrants make the prospect of relaxing controls there politically unthinkable.
Similarly in the recent past, the media has written about the political demise of Angela Merkel, the collapse of the euro, the secession of Catalonia, the overwhelming influx of migrants, and the prospect of Islamic State launching daily terrorist attacks in Europe.
Along with Fox News, Trump has spent weeks stoking panic about the prospect of "invasion" by a "caravan" of migrants walking from Honduras toward the United States, in an unarmed group composed of men, women and children, mostly planning to seek asylum.
The mediation between short-term investment interests and long-term community-driven development patterns is particularly challenging in the Gulf region due to the evident contrast between the small minority of locals and the large majority of migrants with limited prospects to stay long-term.
Indeed, our results imply that it is in the interest of migrants with low/risky prospects to remit.
Again, Trump promised them the prospect of less competition from Mexican migrants, via his wall, and they grabbed it.
Government officials are clearly concerned by the prospect of rising unrest among jobless migrants, and water shortages and failed crops only heighten those worries.
