Undocumented Immigrants in a sentence

The Tea Party crazies jammed through a symbolic measure to ban undocumented immigrants from voting as a way to really stick it to all the sanctuary cities who can't grant undocumented immigrants the right to vote in federal elections.

This move expands the state’s health insurance coverage to include all undocumented immigrants—the state only covered undocumented children, those between 19 and 25 and those 50 years and older.

I was always the only Black person in the undocumented student lab; none of the programming, guest speakers or dialogue centered on Black undocumented immigrants, our struggles, our realities in the intersections of race and immigration in America.

They have all supported — or even co-sponsored — bills to provide a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants and independent oversight on border security activities and limit the president’s ability to restrict undocumented immigrant entries.

Proponents of creating the fund for undocumented workers, including Seattle City Council President Lorena González, point out that undocumented immigrants pay taxes.

About 1.7 million of all undocumented immigrants are Asian (about 14% of the total undocumented population) and it’s not exactly widely known information.

For years, advocates for immigrants have tried to persuade lawmakers in Wisconsin to allow undocumented immigrants to get driver’s licenses.

There have also been claims from Republicans that undocumented immigrants are swaying election results despite all evidence pointing to very minimal voter fraud by immigrants.

The Hawaii congresswoman to the House passing legislation that which would protect young undocumented immigrants and immigrants with temporary status who were once covered by the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.

Undocumented immigrants: The pros: Allow immigrants already in the country to stay with condition.

Bad news for immigrants: The short-lived shutdown was supposed to pressure Republicans into helping young undocumented immigrants, whose lives have been thrown into chaos by Trump’s cancellation of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.

And, early in his term, Biden pitched several plans to change long-standing immigration laws, boost enforcement operations at the border and provide a “pathway” to help 11 million undocumented immigrants become U.S. citizens.

Both Schiff’s and Porter’s campaigns pointed to their advocacy in Congress for a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants, their fight against corporate interests and support for equitable health care.

But a great many are undocumented immigrants who came here to work hard.

City agencies estimate that 46 percent of 476,000 undocumented immigrants in New York City lack health insurance.

The case highlights an issue the criminal justice system has long confronted: the question of what happens when crimes are committed by undocumented immigrants, who are much less likely to commit crimes than U.S.-born citizens.

The next year he pleaded guilty to a related charge of bringing undocumented immigrants to the United States for financial gain.

They asked the speaker to convene the legislature to investigate their unsubstantiated claims of voter fraud, which included that votes had been cast en masse by undocumented immigrants and in the names of deceased people.

When he won the White House that November but lost the popular vote, Trump claimed the only reason for falling short in the latter category was because undocumented immigrants voted.

An NYT report mentioned that there are now around 11 million undocumented immigrants inside the US — three times the number that lived here in 1990 — straining the resources of cities like Denver, New York, and Chicago.