Immigration in a sentence

Republican witnesses at immigration hearings through the previous two years favored a hardline stance on unlawful immigration but in addition included a left-wing critic of enterprise immigration and worldwide scholar coverage.

After several hours of detention at the Yola Immigration office, he was confined to his hotel under immigration guard before being transferred to Abuja on August 24, 2024, where he was held at the Immigration Headquarters.

A family-based immigration visa is the most popular, with the National Immigration Forum citing 65% of legal immigration being through family visas.

But Ichiro Kubo, a former immigration control officer and now an immigration consultant, said he couldn't imagine Ghosn being waved through by immigration officials, especially as they keep a list of people barred from leaving Japan.

At one stage, it was thought that UK immigration policy could become a ‘de facto British immigration policy’, which would involve the UK government controlling immigration at all Irish ports and airports rather than along the 310-mile land border.

Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper vetoed a bill on Wednesday that would have required local law enforcement to ask about prisoners’ immigration status and cooperate with Immigration and Customs Enforcement and other federal immigration authorities.

Illegal immigration is wrong, and a primary goal of comprehensive immigration reform must be to dramatically curtail future illegal immigration.

The chiefs of the agencies responsible for Mr. Trump’s immigration agenda — Customs and Border Protection, Immigration and Customs Enforcement and United States Citizenship and Immigration Services — are all serving in an acting capacity.

Government Shutdown Stalls Backlog Of Immigration CasesNPR's Don Gonyea talks with San Francisco-based immigration judge Dana Leigh Marks about how the government shutdown is affecting the immigration courts.

Nearly half said immigration to the U.S. should be decreased (49%), while one-third (34%) said immigration should be kept at its present level and just 15% said immigration should be increased.

Immigration museum Main Building, which now houses the Immigration Museum Great Hall, where immigrants were processed The wooden structure built in 1892 to house the immigration station burned down after five years.

In 2006, the immigration-reduction advocacy think tank the Center for Immigration Studies released a poll that found that 68% of Americans think U.S. immigration levels are too high, and just 2% said they are too low.

As a scholar of religious ethics who studies immigration, I am interested in recent cases that highlight growing tensions between immigration policies and religious groups’ commitments to pastoral and humanitarian care.

Immigration minister Andrew Giles has said all 80 people released from immigration detention since the high court ruling ‘are on appropriate visa conditions’.

Immigration Minister Marc Miller says the immigration status and supports available for evacuees who escape from Gaza Strip will have to be determined based on individual circumstances once people make their way to Canada.

In a recent operation by the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Boston, Massachusetts, a Jamaican national has been apprehended for immigration violations following serious criminal charges.

In a statement on Tuesday sent in a government news release, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada announced a streamlined immigration pathway for skilled workers with specific expertise in carpentry, plumbing and welding.

It is also worth noting this is an ideal time for more immigration, as it could help fix the labor shortage, especially in critical places like nursing homes, meaning Biden can cite meaningful and practical reasons for changing immigration laws.

Jordan requested that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials appear before the judiciary committee for transcribed interviews related to their enforcement of federal immigration laws, or lack thereof.

Since July 2022, eight of Canada’s ten provinces have terminated their immigration detention contracts with the federal government, which allowed the Canada Border Services Agency to incarcerate immigration detainees in provincial jails.