Sentence examples for settled immigrant from inspiring English sources

Of the approximately 1 million new immigrants who are legally admitted to the United States each year via green cards, about 60percentt enter for no other reason than that they have a relative ― in most cases a recently settled immigrant ― living in this country.

The majority of recently settled immigrant groups from the Middle East, South Asia and Africa had 25(OH D <50 nmol/L, in contrast to East Asians.

Some scholars argue that granting any form of legal status encourages illegal migration because it creates a more settled immigrant class, attracting other relatives.

The acknowledged presence of settled immigrant population, the arrival of large number of immigrants from non-traditional sources and the admission of significant number of refugees and asylum seekers from third world countries, have been among the most significant factors that have fuelled controversies about immigration and immigrant identity.

National Front strategists claim Sarkozy has pushed voters into their camp by calling for 'positive discrimination' in favour of settled immigrant minorities, and successfully campaigning for the outlawing of Christian and Jewish signs of religion in schools to justify a ban on Islamic veils.

Imported malaria depends on the demographics of migrant populations and favored travel destinations of a country's settled immigrant community, such as the Comorean community in France or the Nigerian community in the United Kingdom.

He believes that all Muslim immigration to the Netherlands should be halted and all settled immigrants should be paid to leave.

The answer that seems most plausible to me is to adjust the units of political decision-making in such a way that natives, settled immigrants and temporary migrants can still see themselves as sharing membership in democratic communities.

The population of western Europe includes ≈20 million persons living in nonnative countries; most are settled immigrants.

At high risk for malaria are settled immigrants and their children who visit friends and relatives in their country of origin.

Individuals were referred to the Centre from Section for Prevention of Tuberculosis at Oslo University Hospital (n=118), Norwegian courses for recently settled immigrants (n=105), school nurses (n=101), Child Health Clinics (n=99), asylum reception centre (n=48) and the UN refugee reception centre (n=47).