Sentence examples for wave of immigrant from inspiring English sources
Unsurprisingly, MS-13 has become an obsession of Donald Trump, who talks incessantly about the gang, portraying it as representative of a wave of immigrant crime.
Since the fall of the Soviet Union, a new wave of immigrant cobblers from Central Asia have taken on much of the city's shoe repair, once largely the province of Italian immigrants.
In the 1990s a heady mix of military communications technology, policies that encouraged entrepreneurship, a wave of immigrant engineers and technicians from the former Soviet Union and the then-promising peace process allowed Israel to hitch its fortunes to the global technology boom.
But, more often, Huang's history is bracing and expansive, moving from Chang's exploits to chronicle the squalor of Honolulu's Chinatown and the miseries endured by each wave of immigrant workers — Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Filipino — in a world of brutal and unbending racial hierarchy.
One in particular is the rapidly changing area between the Place de la République and the Bastille, mostly in the 11th Arrondissement, where there's a vibrant mix of old and new, of nostalgia and new wave, of immigrant culture and bourgeois bohemian counterculture.
In some of these places, including Grand Island, this newest wave of immigrant workers has had the effect of unifying the other ethnic populations against the Somalis and has also diverted some of the longstanding hostility toward Latino immigrants among some native-born residents.
In many ways not much has changed since the first wave of immigrants landed at Ellis Island immigration station.
Ansara described the wave of immigrants who fought the Revolutionary War, the wave of immigrants who fought in the Civil War, and, finally, the wave of immigrants who fought in the First World War.
The first wave of immigrants were mostly Christians from Syria and what is now Lebanon.
This year, she shifted her focus to a recent wave of immigrants: young Latinos.
Jordan has grown with each wave of immigrants -- Circassians, Armenians, Lebanese and Palestinians.
