Sentence examples for under heightened border from inspiring English sources
As migration routes have become more perilous under heightened border security, smuggling operations have been consolidated under the aegis of organized crime, and opportunists have turned robbing and kidnapping vulnerable migrants into big business.
Yet at the very time Professor Alivisatos was exulting in the international flavor of his university, that trait was coming under assault as a result of heightened border controls in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks in the United States.
Here in Laredo, Ms. Napolitano learned that the heightened border security might already be yielding results.
The Home Office warned that travellers could face some additional delays as a result of heightened border security.
Sept. 11 and its new world of heightened border controls has made decentralization doubly important for international smuggling networks, be they Chinese, Colombian, Turkish or Nigerian.
The central bank added that heightened border security was making it much harder for Mexicans to enter the United States in search of work without authorization.
The report cited a mix, including high unemployment in the United States, particularly in the construction industry; heightened border enforcement and increased deportations by the American authorities; and a long-term decline in birth rates in Mexico.
Attacks on September 11 brought on heightened border security, which slowed Calendino's jet-setting lifestyle.
On Wednesday, the parliament extended that heightened border security for another 20 days and began formally debating the plan to start seizing asylum-seekers' assets.
An immigration reform plan debated in Congress last year called for raising the ante by several orders of magnitude, spending as much as $46 billion on heightened border security, including $3.2 billion on sophisticated surveillance equipment.
One consequence of the heightened border-security measures in the past two decades is that far more border crossers have died.
