Sentence examples for stricter migration from inspiring English sources

Second, after the events of 11 September 2001, a general rise in xenophobia led to stricter migration policies (Hyndman, 2012; Koser & Black, 1999).

The decline in the flow of Mexican immigrants to the USA is primarily due to the slow recovery of the US economy after the Great Recession (Passel et al. 2012) and the implementation of stricter migration policies.

There is an increasingly heated debate about how strict migration policy should be.

"At a personal level I abhor the idea that we actually have a very strict migration target.

"Strict migration policies, combined with the lack of opportunities in their countries of origin, may in fact increase reliance on well-informed traffickers and smugglers," the report concluded.

The falling numbers have been attributed to a range of factors: increasing global competition, the strict migration policy of the UK and the emerging new regional markets such as China, Egypt, Japan and Malaysia.

The paper suggested the negative impact of a strict migration regime, in which free movement was replaced with a policy similar to that for non-EU migrants, would dwarf the 0.2% boost to economic growth from a US trade deal.

This strongly contrasts the strict migration policies that apply to migrants moving to the Anglo-Saxon migration countries.

"If - after Britain left the EU - there was a strict migration quota strictly applied then one would assume that the Home Office would give preference to the thousands of workers needed to keep essential public services going.

If right wing 'Little Englanders' came to power, insisting on the strictest migration quotas, then the international attraction of the Premier League would be significantly reduced". "British football, its clubs and its fans, are stronger and better off in Europe.

For example, one can imagine a combination of high economic growth and strict migration policies, or low growth and liberal policies.