Sentence examples for unauthorised immigration from inspiring English sources

That's not possible with unauthorised immigration.

Even among Spaniards, who have had a similar experience of rapid, recent and largely unauthorised immigration, the proportion was 6.9%.

Among Spaniards, who have had a similar experience of rapid, recent and largely unauthorised immigration, the proportion was 6.9%.

He has focused his rhetoric on unauthorised immigration (which he wants made illegal again), the Roma ("the cause of many problems"), and the euro (which he wants Italy to leave).

The organisation has enjoyed a boost in attention and momentum during this election thanks to Trump's inflammatory comments about migrants and his contention that unauthorised immigration presents not only an economic but also a safety threat to America.

And it has presented bills to fine and jail people-traffickers and detain their clients, and to penalise unauthorised immigration advisers who charge fees (to be called the Cracking Down on Crooked Consultants Act).Mr Harper is also changing the profile of immigrants who are accepted, giving priority to the skilled over the needy.

But, as with the action of the Dream Nine, the campaign carries big risks as there is no guarantee that the immigration services will view their action sympathetically: as unauthorised immigrants they could be permanently deported.

These three Arabs did not, of course, appear on the Jewish list of Zionist concepts, which instead included additional items about the pre-state Zionist settlers and their victories over the indigenous population, the unauthorised pre-state immigration of Jews to Palestine, and the absorption of the first massive post-state Jewish immigration.

Another reason for trying out a new approach is that unauthorised migration across America's southern border has slowed dramatically in recent years, so the subject of immigration reform is not quite as contentious as it once was.The problem is that even if the political will is there, policy prescriptions are not obvious.

The federal government has cut all taxpayer funded legal advice to asylum seekers who have arrived in Australia through unauthorised channels, drawing criticism from immigration law experts who say it will jeopardise thousands of refugee protection claims.

A spokeswoman from the Department of Immigration and Border Protection said: "Any unauthorised disclosure of information is an offence, the portfolio will continue to refer any matters to relevant agencies for consideration and investigation".