Sentence examples for undocumented arrivals from inspiring English sources

In truth, many Hispanics would settle for legal residency for the first generation of undocumented arrivals.

But this time around, Ms. Rodriguez said, the city and the local census office have dispatched so many resources -- including commissioning a mural -- and people to the neighborhood, that even some recent undocumented arrivals have become curious about the process.

Few have arrived with American visas, but nearly all have been allowed to enter the United States because immigration officials were prohibited, under the modified deportation policy, from using the so-called fast-track removal process often employed at the border for new, undocumented arrivals.

A similar study on the costs of migration control in Greece has shown that during the period 2010-2012, Greece multiplied its border personnel, increased technical capacity and implemented a blanket detention policy for all undocumented arrivals, including those who applied for asylum.

Those might have seemed familiar words in the vocabulary of fear generated by Europe's unresolved debate over immigration — the common strand linking such disparate phenomena as the expulsion of Roma from France or Britain's resistance to the undocumented arrival of fugitives from Afghanistan or Iraq.

Spending the morning at a school in the Sylmar neighborhood of LA, I meet a wide range of students—some undocumented, some recent arrivals, many who were born in the US but for whatever reason, find themselves in summer school.

In 2012, the president implemented deferred action for undocumented childhood arrivals.

Italy has been accused of allowing thousands of illegal arrivals to "disappear" undocumented.

One, the 2012 Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals policy, allows undocumented immigrants who came to the U.S. as children -- often called Dreamers -- to temporarily stay and work legally.

There's no doubt in Grijalva's mind that Trump will refuse to renew Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, which allows undocumented people who came to the U.S. as children to get temporary work authorization.

In rooms without heat, the newest and poorest arrivals, many of them undocumented, sat bent over sewing machines, tacking collars onto shirts or affixing brightly colored stripes to jogging pants.