No longer predominantly first generation immigrants, many are second and third generation citizens.
They are otherized as "immigrants" even though many of them are second and third generation citizens who were born in France.
After a century of high immigration and the growing number of second and third generation citizens of foreign-descent, both approaches have shown their strengths and weaknesses, their successes and failures.
The researchers found 273 immigrants, 119 second-generation citizens and 226 Dutch citizens who fit the criteria.
Once a landing point for indigent, illegal farmworkers, Cameron Park is now populated mainly by working (and voting) second-generation citizens whose emotional investment in their homes and their community is intensified by their itinerant pasts.
You only have to meet a few residents in Derby Road to realise that a huge proportion are second-generation citizens, which seems at odds with the show's title.
Many are second-generation, even third-generation citizens.
Britons are worried as much about legal immigrants as about illegal ones, and some of the Muslims they regard as foreign are actually second- or third-generation citizens.
They are first-generation citizens of the information age, not immigrants to it, and are intuitively familiar with its language and its ways.
A decision was made to immediately round up the Japanese (many of whom were second-generation citizens) on Terminal Island.
Citizens of foreign descent in these states are often identified and remain as "foreigners," regardless of how long they have been living in their adopted countries, even if they are second- or third-generation citizens.
