"We've already started looking into immigrating to Canada," Sarah said.
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But if you're immigrating, you will most definitely not have those things.
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Besides, these are people who will be immigrating here eventually either way.
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Information about the process of immigrating will also be provided to international applicants.
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He began developing his own distinctive version after immigrating here later that year.
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Legally, Asians were no longer shut out from immigrating to the United States.
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For persons immigrating from abroad, moreover, racial distinctions were built into federal law.
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Golin enlisted in the US military in 22, three months after immigrating from Riga, Latvia.
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Unfortunately, under the president's plan, immigrating to this country would become increasingly difficult for many.
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His family's experience immigrating to the U.S. informs all of Pooley's financial and work decisions.
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You would probably say that she's moving there or, in some cases, that she's immigrating.
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He said keeping them from immigrating to the US is a matter of life and death.
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Immigrating to a new country is one of the most challenging experiences any person can face.
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Others pointed out that immigrating to the U.S. is already a complex, long, and difficult process.
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A Croatian, he has worked in gyms on this block since immigrating in 1965, he said.
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In December, Trump unveiled a plan to temporarily ban Muslims from immigrating to the United States.
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The Trump administration would not be the first to house children immigrating illegally at military bases.
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I remember countless friends immigrating and our lives becoming more focused on survival rather than living.
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This was not about people immigrating to the country, this is about people crossing the border illegally.
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Immigrating is hard: It's hard financially, it's hard emotionally, and it's hard on your sense of self.
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Moving to Canada is more difficult than it seems Immigrating to Canada takes more than wishful thinking.
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He noted that a sizable portion have had experience immigrating legally, either themselves or through family members.
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Tkay Maidza was born in Zimbabwe before immigrating to Australia with her parents when she was five.
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Born in Eritrea, Keflezighi had never run competitively before immigrating to America in 1987 at age 12.
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These days, the party's prime target is Muslims, whom it wants banned from immigrating to the country.
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The beneficiaries had shown a certain reckless courage in immigrating here, and a high degree of presumption.
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Kim became smitten with the lost franchise after immigrating to Seattle from South Korea as a child.
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Fast forward 80 years, and the US started banning all Chinese laborers from immigrating to the country.
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"Immigrating to Canada is not easy right now, and I imagine a lot of people who were interested in immigrating to Canada, once they did some research, realized that it was a longer and more difficult process than they expected," said Nova Scotia-based immigration lawyer Suzanne Rix.
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The Johnson-Reed Act of 1924 that used geographic targeting to keep Jews from immigrating to the U.S.?
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" He also said, "People immigrating to this country should be taught American history, our language and our principles.
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Illinois Raul Amezquita voted for the first time as a citizen of the US after immigrating from Mexico.
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The stories also say polygamy is being practiced more widely by Muslims who are immigrating to the country.
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Many of the featured designers were immigrating from Europe, or having their creations imported to the United States.
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"We write regarding the safety and security of young children immigrating to the United States," the senators wrote.
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In 225, Jews immigrating to the United States needed a sponsor, someone to take financial responsibility for them.
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When I entered kindergarten, I was, in a sense, immigrating all over again, except this time into English.
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He fled the Great Famine, immigrating to New York in 1851 as a stowaway when he was 12.
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Even if we could identify Muslims and prevent them from immigrating, this would be a 21st-century Maginot Line.
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Torah 22009 Eli Sanders, Bernie's father, fled poverty and prejudice in Poland, immigrating to the United States in 10.
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Trump meant this as part of his "extreme vetting" plan to keep the wrong people from immigrating to America.
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Trump himself has run hot and cold on whether high-skilled foreigners should be encouraged or discouraged from immigrating.
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Some of them started immigrating to the United States in the 1920s for opportunities and freedom, the foundation said.
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In a statement, she talked about her family's experience immigrating from Germany in 1936 after the rise of Hitler.
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It may also dissuade other foreign-born physicians from immigrating to the U.S. if they perceive a hostile environment.
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Minority growth is also accelerating because Asians and Hispanics are immigrating at a rate that supplements the fertility rate.
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Ms. Jovanovic said she began attending services there almost immediately after immigrating to New York from Serbia in 1986.
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Colunga, who is of Mexican descent, sympathizes with the struggles many Latinos face in immigrating to the United States.
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With the exception of a few special programs, the process of immigrating can be exceptionally difficult if not impossible.
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Other readers wrote of relatives who joined the military to earn their citizenship after immigrating to the United States.
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At the time, virtually all Asians were barred from immigrating to the U.S. under a series of exclusionary laws.
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He also highlights his parents' story of immigrating to the U.S. and vows to support other immigrants like himself.
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This means the residents are not permitted to vote, sponsor relatives immigrating to the U.S. or run for office.
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The married couple opened their first store in 1984, three years after immigrating to the US from South Korea.
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The community mostly consisted of working-class men because of the Page Act, which was used to keep Chinese women from immigrating; highly restrictive quotas on non-European immigrants, such as the Chinese Exclusion Act, limited most people from immigrating to the United States until the laws were repealed in the 1960s.
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We also visit the family farm where my great-grandfather lived before immigrating to the United States as a teenager.
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My father was a radio DJ and used car salesman before immigrating to Canada and becoming a beloved family doctor.
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Kamal Abdullah was born in Sudan and raised in the Gulf States before immigrating to the United States in 1982.
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And the book espouses a soft eugenicism, promoting policies that discourage low-IQ people from either immigrating or having children.
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Breivik held radical right-wing views and said he hoped his attack would help stop Muslims from immigrating to Europe.
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Richards says he is originally from Mexico and worked for several years in the local dairy industry after immigrating at 17.
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Growing up in the US, Panchalam's traditional parents proudly embraced their Tamil roots after immigrating from Chennai, India, during the 1960s.
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Some of them started immigrating to the United States in the 1920s for opportunities and freedom, the Chaldean Community Foundation said.
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At the time, Tamas had reportedly been a green card holder since legally immigrating to the country from Romania in 85033.
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If this had happened when his mom was immigrating—maybe it should have happened because then we wouldn't have had Trump.
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If that's not enough, there's also a random subplot about a girl immigrating from Mexico that pops up here and there.
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Mr. Cordero, who was a police officer in the Dominican Republic before immigrating to the United States, had no criminal record.
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That grandfather, Raphael Caviris, established the family business after immigrating to New York from the Greek island of Chios in 1916.
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Grove's story began in Budapest, Hungary, where he survived Nazi occupation and escaped Soviet repression before immigrating to the United States.
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Budweiser's "Born the Hard Way" Budweiser's unintentionally political ad follows Adolphus Busch's initial experiences in America after immigrating from Germany in 1857.
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Born near Monterray, Mexico in 1896, Hernandez worked as an elementary school teacher in Mexico before immigrating to Texas with her husband.
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Since 22019, the number of people immigrating from Mexico has declined while the number of those from China and India have swelled.
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The Muslim teen, who moved to St. Cloud, Minnesota, after immigrating at age 7, hoped her platform would change minds about Islam.
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Mr. Trump's wife, Melania, made a rare campaign appearance in Pennsylvania where she told her story of immigrating to the United States.
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There was no known US case in which someone brought the virus to the US while immigrating or making an asylum claim.
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Now, learning the history of so many people immigrating and coming to America to find freedom, it's a wonderful kind of thing.
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Some shared intimate stories of their parents and grandparents immigrating to the United States and achieving success through hard work and sacrifice.
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These types of interviews were serious business, and there was deliberate entrapment by the Immigration Department to deny the Chinese from immigrating.
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After immigrating to New York from Tbilisi, Georgia, he worked at an auto shop, but the dust and chemicals made him sick.
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Google co-founder Sergey Brin addressed employees and described immigrating to the U.S. as a refugee from Russia at the age of 6.
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The threat of snow had fully passed in the city to which he'd first arrived 14 years earlier, after immigrating from South Africa.
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He also called for a plan to invest economically in Honduras, Guatemala, and El Salvador that would offer residents alternatives to immigrating. Sen.
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Originally from Venezuela, Fraiz's paintings evince the bright hues of a childhood spent in Miami after immigrating to the US at age seven.
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The following decades saw a spike in the number of Jews immigrating to Palestine and the buds of Zionist state institutions taking root.
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Damningly, during the same era that Republicans are now praising, women immigrating into America were trapped in a patriarchal system known as coverture.
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Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump made waves last December when he proposed a temporary ban on all Muslims immigrating to the United States.
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The Cuban Adjustment Act of 1966 grants special privileges to Cubans, clearing some of the hurdles people from other countries face when immigrating.
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In the late 1970s, more people were leaving Britain than immigrating; London's population fell by a quarter between 1939 and the early 1990s.
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The administration tried to curb families illegally immigrating by enforcing a "zero tolerance" policy that resulted in children being separated from their parents.
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If given the choice between immigrating illegally today or waiting for 20 years to see your family, you'd probably seriously consider the former.
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In 1924, the Johnson-Reed Act maintained a quota system based on nationality and barred Arabs and Asians from immigrating to the States.
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After immigrating from Burma, Lewis Wu's father opened his first store in 1973, a small dry goods grocery on East Broadway in Chinatown.
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She relies on her health coverage for multiple medical conditions, some the result of trauma endured before immigrating to the US from Iraq.
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That's where Mr. Nygard grew up, since immigrating to Canada from Finland as a child, and where he founded his company, Nygard International.
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And the Trump administration appears to be doing everything possible to discourage highly educated engineers and entrepreneurs from immigrating to the United States.
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Lee Din had made his way to St. Paul and then Des Moines after initially immigrating from Guangzhao to San Francisco in 1880.
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Fewer people are immigrating to the US The changes in migration since 2015 reflect three major trends, Knapp said: Fewer foreign-born people are immigrating to the US, more foreign-born people are emigrating from the US and Puerto Ricans who migrated to the US mainland following Hurricane Maria in 2017 are now moving back to the territory in higher numbers.
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This kind of selection bias likely makes it so the people immigrating to America are simply less likely to be interested in committing crimes.
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A mother immigrating from Honduras holds her 1-year-old child as they surrender to US Border Patrol agents after illegally crossing the border.
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The trip served as a personal journey for Cabello, who was born in the nearby island of Cuba before immigrating to the United States.
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We first worked together in Canada, but we both ended up immigrating to California, so that's where the majority of our collaborations have occurred.
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He had been a pre-med student in Haiti before immigrating to New York in 1979, and always maintained an effortless sense of style.
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He said he wanted to stop "bad people" from immigrating to the United States, not "great people," according to one account of the meeting.
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I think often of the leap, for example, my mother made immigrating to this country from Taiwan, and how much she lost in translation.
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Since immigrating to Los Angeles from Guatemala in the 1990s, Policarpo Chaj has worked as a K'iche' interpreter for lawyers, doctors and other businesses.
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Our California restaurant critic, Tejal Rao, was born in London to East African and Indian parents before immigrating to the U.S. as a teenager.
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Frank DePaola said he opened his business in 1979, after immigrating from Calabria, a region in southwest Italy, to the United States in 1966.
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Mr. Trump's wife, Melania, made a rare campaign appearance in Pennsylvania, where she told her story of immigrating to the United States from Slovenia.
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Last year, Sundar Pichai, Google's chief executive, published a broad rebuke of Mr. Trump's plan to ban Muslims from immigrating to the United States.
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I am ashamed that my country is creating such fear and terror among people who, aside from immigrating without proper papers, are law-abiding.
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My parents got me to first base before I was born, immigrating to the US. This took courage, desire, and a dose of selfishness.
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Diaz began selling tamales on the weekends to friends in San Fernando Valley, California after first immigrating to the US when she was 26.
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He bought a home, paid taxes and never ran afoul of the law since immigrating legally to the United States from Romania in 22016.
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Saldana, who has praised his father for immigrating to the U.S. illegally, filed the suit with the Mexican American Legal Defense And Education Fund (MALDEF).
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In it, she discussed immigrating from Mexico with her mother, a "hustler" who would do anything to put food on the table for her family.
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Interest in immigrating to Canada was strong, but fell off after election The interest among Americans to immigrate to Canada may have been sincere initially.
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And his phone has been ringing more often with calls from Latinos in the United States who want to know more about immigrating to Canada.
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The Chinese Exclusion Act, signed in 1882, was considered the first federal law to exclude a specific ethnic group from immigrating to the United States.
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Republican candidate Donald Trump has said he would build a border wall between the United States and Mexico and would ban certain groups from immigrating.
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Later, he joined a small Christian militia before immigrating to the United States, where he earned a doctorate in physics from the University of Illinois.
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As a result, immigration from the so-called Northern Triangle countries has risen even as the number of Mexicans immigrating to the U.S. has declined.
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My parents' story is the story of many families immigrating to the United States today, and the story of so many who came before us.
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"We now have proposals from the presumptive Republican nominee for president of the United States to bar all Muslims from immigrating to America," he said.
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During that era, when more Chinese were immigrating to the United States, some plays portrayed Asian characters in minor roles — often as villains, Galella said.
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And a Trump adviser told Reuters that he considered drafting a proposal for the president-elect about the creation of a registry for immigrating Muslims.
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"Neither of us would be here if this rule existed when we were born," Blumenthal said, telling the story of his father immigrating to America.
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In November, he was criticized for taking down the plans to ban Muslims from immigrating to the US. That info was restored after public outcry.
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In her latest book, The Distance Between Us, Reyna writes about her life before and after immigrating as a child from Mexico to the United States.
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Laemmle sold off as much as he could before immigrating with his family to California, where his brother, Carl Laemmle, the founder of Universal Studios, lived.
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The proposed bill would cut back on "chain migration," ways of immigrating to the United States that are based on family or not based on skills.
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Below, he reflects on the experience of immigrating to Montreal with his parents, and how musicians, journalists, and the public can positively impact Canada's political narrative.
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In his 2013 mini-tour documentary, Moment of Clarity, we learn that Zaslavski was born in Saratov, Russia, before immigrating to Kaiserslautern, Germany as a toddler.
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The irony that they landed at a school called Democracy Prep after immigrating from one of the world's least democratic countries is not lost on them.
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Ms. Taher was born in Syria and became a naturalized American citizen after immigrating in 2001, her younger brother Ali Taher said in a phone interview.
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She recalled her and her family's experience immigrating to the US. As she spoke on the stage, images of the Statue of Liberty shimmered behind her.
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I have spent many holidays apart from my family, much like my parents did after immigrating to the US from Greece more than 30 years ago.
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"Goal Keeper #1" is meant to confuse viewers about borders and reasoning, because it references the Chilean-born artist's experience immigrating to this country without documentation.
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In a PEOPLE exclusive interview, the couple revealed that Grimaldi is currently in the process of immigrating from Montreal to Los Angeles to be with her fiancé.
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Growing up directly opposite each other, they were baptized in the village church and married a few miles down the road before immigrating to the United States.
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We are being suffocated in terms of where and how we live, so the thought of immigrating is not far off from the minds of many people.
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A 16-year-old student wrote a contest-winning essay for The Learning Network connecting the internment of ethnic Japanese with excluding Muslims from immigrating to America.
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Born in Bangladesh before immigrating to the US as a child, Hussain is a spokesperson both for Millvale proper and the need for a "fair" clean energy transition.
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Since the primaries began, more and more Americans are considering a relocation, so much so that there have been notable spikes in Google searches about immigrating to Canada.
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Neri, the son of Italian parents who was raised in Argentina before immigrating to the United States, said that he disagreed with the federal government's recent immigration policies.
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"In Iraq, health services don't cost like they cost here," says Kaes Almasraf, who worked as a dentist in Iraq before immigrating to the United States in 20163.
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Clinton's campaign is also seeing a rare opening in Utah, where Mormons — who prize religious freedom — have been shaken by Mr. Trump's proposal to bar Muslims from immigrating.
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The program is available to people around the globe, except in countries that already have large numbers of citizens immigrating through traditional means, including Mexico, China and India.
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"Political climate is one of the important factors for Hong Kongers immigrating to Taiwan, especially for young people hoping for stability of free speech," the Liberty Times said.
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Her father, Sahadev Chirayath, is a structural engineer; her mother, Martine Janah, held various jobs, including chopping onions at a Wendy's restaurant, after immigrating to the United States.
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The United States government used the theories of Cesare Lombroso, a 19th-century Northern Italian doctor, to stop more of his suffering, starving countrymen and women from immigrating.
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The man who is about to become president has bragged about abusing women, threatened to keep Muslims from immigrating and questioned whether Mexican-Americans can be impartial judges.
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Lopez Obrador could exploit Trump's political weakness – an inability to deal with illegally immigrating minors – by flooding the U.S. southern border with child immigrants from throughout the Western Hemisphere.
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A mother immigrating from Honduras holds her 1-year-old child as she surrenders to Border Patrol agents after illegally crossing the border on June 25 near McAllen, Texas.
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A mother immigrating from Honduras holds her 1-year-old child as she surrenders to US Border Patrol agents June 25 after illegally crossing the border near McAllen, Texas.
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Decent parents will protect their children in any way possible, whether that means immigrating legally or illegally, and the lottery is another legal channel for people like my mother.
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They'll talk about the personal experience of immigrating to the U.S. — as Kristina Schulman did on Nick Viall's season — but they won't touch on the broader issue of immigration.
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Dr. Francis, as she was known professionally, was a high achiever from the time she was a teenager, after immigrating with her parents to New York City from Jamaica.
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Her frugality, she said, is partly a practical response to her debt and partly the product of being raised by parents who struggled financially after immigrating from the Philippines.
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There is a toxic assumption behind those actions: that immigrating is like taking an extended vacation, and "those people," all they do is take and they don't give back.
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Mr. Iyer, who only learned how to cook Indian cuisine after immigrating to the United States from Mumbai nearly 35 years ago, has written several books on the subject.
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They know that for a century Mexicans have been the largest number of people immigrating to the U.S. Practically every family has at least one member born in Mexico.
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As mayor of London, he once said President-elect Donald J. Trump was "clearly out of his mind" for planning to stop Muslims from immigrating to the United States.
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He's narrowed it to a policy that would, in practice, bar many Muslims from immigrating to the United States — by using criteria that the courts have demonstrated they're cool with.
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Conflict ejected my maternal grandmother from the Middle East way back in 1948; after that, she bounced between countries before ultimately immigrating with her little daughter (my mom) to America.
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My grandmother, who returned to Italy only once after immigrating to the United States, wrote letters to her family in the old country, because calling frequently was just too expensive.
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But aside from that, incomes in Africa are rising rapidly, with more and more Africans making enough money to be able to finance the cost of immigrating to richer countries.
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Donald Trump has offered virtually nothing except fearmongering and notions that could make matters worse, including a proposal for "extreme vetting" that could prevent most Muslims from immigrating to America.
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Some fundamental changes can affect our happiness in a lasting way—getting married, immigrating to a wealthy country, developing a drug addiction—but many life improvements are impermanent in character.
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When Trump declared last month that he would consider banning all Muslims from immigrating or getting visas to visit the U.S., a lot of the experts were puzzled and stunned.
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" Adds Miller, "It's the Bible story that everyone has used to describe their liberation, from Martin Luther King and the civil rights movement to the Ethiopian Jews immigrating to Israel.
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Ms. Gebre grew up in Ethiopia, but spent 13 years in Sudan working as a maid and cook, before immigrating to Australia with her young daughter, Ms. Alemayoh, in 1999.
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If that can be accomplished, he argued, more Haitians may be able to find work in their own country, instead of immigrating to the Dominican Republic or the United States.
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The initial travel ban — also called the "Muslim ban" after Trump pledged during his first campaign to stop all Muslims from immigrating to the US — targeted only Muslim-majority countries.
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"It's our responsibility to keep the American dream alive for kids like Frank, immigrants who are already here and those who dream of immigrating here in the future," she said.
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After Sunja becomes pregnant, a local pastor offers her a chance to escape by marrying him and immigrating together to his brother's house in an ethnic Korean neighborhood in Osaka.
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Are there any unique French norms and values that should be accepted by anyone immigrating to France, and are there unique Danish norms and values that immigrants to Denmark must embrace?
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It seems Peter Thiel may be on to something as there's been a surge in American interest in immigrating to New Zealand in the wake of the election of Donald Trump.
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House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) thanked Hill for testifying and sharing her "powerful" story of immigrating to the U.S. He said her story reminded him of Lt. Col.
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" American technology reached India-born Nadella when he was growing up, he said, and helped him "dream the dream," and after immigrating to the U.S., he came to "live the dream.
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The long waits that siblings endure to come to the United States, along with the rising numbers of parents of those immigrating, have led to a graying of our migrant population.
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Related: The Most Militarized Universities in America: A VICE News Investigation Kamal Abdullah was born in Sudan and raised in the Gulf States before immigrating to the United States in 0003.
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He had been in the country for more than 30 years after immigrating from Bangladesh, but he overstayed his visa and violated a judge's order to leave the country in 2011.
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Many people replied to the tweet with stories about their parents and grandparents immigrating to America, some of whom they said were forced to flee for their lives from their native countries.
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Several immigrant advocates and current and former U.S. officials said the proposed rules could advance the administration's goals without changing U.S. law, by effectively barring lower- and middle-income people from immigrating.
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In honor of Maks turning 37, younger brother Val took to Instagram to share old photos from the siblings' past, including their childhood, immigrating to America and their first time at Disneyworld.
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Most people around the world have no way of immigrating to the US. They don't have close family members who are US citizens (or immediate family members who are green card holders).
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The original version of the bill cut back on what's referred to as "chain migration," ways of immigrating to the United States that are based on family or not based on skills.
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Take, for example, Trump's plans for excluding Mexicans and Muslims from immigrating to the United States (it is not clear what he plans to do about those who are already US citizens).
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Maria Rosa Cabral—my mom—developed the recipe for her turkey en chile rojo ("in red chile sauce") during her first couple of years in the US, after immigrating here in 1961.
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This searingly gorgeous novel takes the shape of a letter from a young man to his estranged, complicated mother, focusing especially on their adjustment to the United States after immigrating from Vietnam.
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When Trump signed an executive order preventing people from Muslim-majority countries, including legal residents and valid visa holders, from immigrating to America, people flocked to airports across the U.S. in protest.
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As he headed back out to the resort's advanced-level black diamond runs, Du Shan, 36, a web developer, said he had begun skiing shortly after immigrating from China as a teenager.
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Alesina and Stantcheva are interested in how people's perceptions of immigration — how common it is, who's immigrating, whether they use welfare or not — shape their views about welfare and redistribution more generally.
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The restrictions vary in their details, but, for the most part, citizens of the countries are prohibited from immigrating to the United States, and many are barred from working, studying or vacationing here.
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Immigrating lawfully and legally to the United States from Fiji, Ronil worked tirelessly to achieve his dream, even taking English speech lessons to overcome his accent in an effort to be better understood.
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He also renewed his call for a temporary ban on Muslims immigrating to the country following the Orlando nightclub shooting last Sunday, which has been classified as both terrorism and a hate crime.
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In 1948, three decades after immigrating to the United States and settling in Brooklyn, Baker was elected to the Assembly and became the second and only other Nevis-born person to serve there.
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On Monday we published a wonderful piece by Sheryl Kaskowitz about the 100th anniversary of "God Bless America"; Irving Berlin's story of immigrating to the United States strikes a special chord this year.
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Not everyone was thrilled by the idea of this new ethnicity, Mora explains, which didn't distinguish well-off, white-skinned Cubans immigrating to Miami from Afro-Puerto Ricans who settled in Spanish Harlem.
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Moreover, in the coalition negotiations, the CSU explicitly staked out a harder line on immigration than Merkel, insisting that an upper annual limit -- around 200,000 migrants -- be set on newcomers immigrating to Germany.
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The hashtag #BoycottBudweiser trended earlier in the evening over an ad showing the label's co-founder immigrating to America from Germany in the 1800s, which the company said was not a political statement.
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But last June, a little more than a year after immigrating from Cameroon to join their father in the Bronx, they stumbled upon the Leeds Center and New York Junior Tennis and Learning.
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Through voiceover, Revereza is keen to dissect the "disintegration of stability" his family experienced immigrating to the United States from the Phillippines, as the dreamy, blown-out footage ruminates on his family's happier moments.
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Faced with an increase of unaccompanied kids immigrating to the U.S. in 2014, the ACLU sued the Obama administration to try to guarantee the right to government funded counsel for kids in immigration court.
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If you're still on the fence about immigrating to China, just ask yourself: why else would it have three times the population of the US if it weren't a way better place to live?
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This is a jihad-womb walking around in America today "CNN Money" said Alawa, who is Syrian, was born in Denmark and also lived in Japan before immigrating to the U.S. as a child.
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He wrote that upon immigrating, he became "a die hard fan of all the New York teams" and "supported America's declaration of war against Afghanistan" following the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Center.
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People born between 1981 and 1997 are going to keep immigrating to the US in the coming years, and death rates won't outpace immigration rates until 2036, when the oldest millennials are in their 50s.
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Adults struggle with accents: eight decades after immigrating to America and four after serving as secretary of state, Henry Kissinger still sounds fresh off the boat from Fürth—in what is nevertheless elaborately accurate English.
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After Budweiser aired a pro-immigrant Super Bowl ad celebrating its parent company's German-born co-founder Adolphus Busch immigrating to the United States in the early 1850s, the hashtag #boycottbudwieser began trending on Twitter.
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From immigrant roots to a President's Cabinet Secretary of Transportation Elaine Chao opens up about immigrating to America on a cargo ship and how she made it to the top levels of the US government.
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Trump has floated the idea of banning Muslims from immigrating to the United States, and has called for stopping the U.S.'s program that accepts Syrian refugees, saying the refugees could be terrorists in disguise.
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Current immigration policy in the U.S. makes it difficult for low-skilled workers to come here legally, and the increased threats of deportations and raids are intended to deter anyone from immigrating illegally as well.
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The CEOs of Facebook, Apple and Google added their voices Tuesday to the tech industry's growing roster of opposition to the Trump administration's border policy, which is separating children from parents accused of immigrating illegally.
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I recently sat down with Ferguson to talk about leaving late night, what he learned about America from immigrating to it, and what he would ask Socrates if he could have him on the show.
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"You have Central Americans immigrating to the U.S. and Africans moving up to Europe because coffee prices are too low," Roberto Vélez, the CEO of the National Federation of Coffee Growers in Colombia, told the Journal.
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Hate speech that targeted Bengali Muslims in the Indian state of Assam has spread on Facebook, even as the country's government launched a controversial program to crack down on people immigrating illegally, a new report claims.
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The billionaire founder of Interactive Brokers Group, an online brokerage powerhouse used by sophisticated investors, spoke at length about how he got into finance after immigrating to the U.S. as a 21-year old Hungarian engineer.
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Cabello and her mother Sinuhe Estrabao sat down with Glamour to discuss the challenges of immigrating from another country, which Estrabao explains they did in order for Cabello to have a better life with more opportunities.
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If Trump and his GOP allies succeed in their plan of cutting in half the number of people legally immigrating to this country, Social Security will lose$2.4 trillion in revenue over the next 75 years.
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They then would be allowed into the US. If they were taken down the right hallway, it meant they were going to the Contagious and Infectious Disease Hospital and their odds of successfully immigrating dropped dramatically.
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After immigrating to New York, Azmeh found renewed purpose playing with like-minded musicians under the tutelage of virtuoso cellist Yo-Yo Ma, who urged them to create a global sound "like a giant horse fart."
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However, because Abraham-Joseph, through no fault of his own found himself already illegally in the United States, his chances of going through those processes and successfully immigrating to the United States could have been compromised.
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As her fans waved "Women for Trump" signs, Ms. Trump told her story of immigrating to the United States, emphasizing the arduous 10-year process that she went through, and described immigrants as the ultimate patriots.
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More than two decades ago, her father, Guido, was shot and killed outside of his home in Ecuador, the country where she was born and grew up before immigrating to the United States as a teenager.
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The first challenge to immigrating to the U.S. legally is that there are only a few categories to obtain a worker visa to legally work in the U.S., including for fashion models of "distinguished merit and ability".
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But even under Barack Obama, the United States was pretty damn inaccessible to a "whole class of people": the world's poor, who often can't afford travel visas and have traditionally been legally and customarily excluded from immigrating.
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Escaping political oppression, they emigrated to Chicago with no knowledge of the English language, and at a time when immigrating "legally" meant little more than writing, by hand, the family's name in a notebook at Ellis Island.
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Some Super Bowl ads with a social message have caused controversy, like the 2017 Budweiser ad about the company's founder immigrating to the US. Some people took that as a dig at Donald Trump's anti-immigrant rhetoric.
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But government support back then didn't exist in an identical state to today; immigrating and then attaining citizenship (particularly for whites) was also significantly faster than it is today, at which point any available benefits were available.
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Esparza made the adobe blocks using methods he learned from his father, who built a home from adobe in Mexico before immigrating to the United States, and who helped the artist install the piece in the museum.
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As far as Trump's declaration last December that all Muslims should be temporarily banned from immigrating to the U.S., 71 percent said he would try, while only roughly 3 in 10 (29 percent) said he would triumph.
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Immigrations arrests spiked in the first few months of Trump's term, as U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials arrested 21,362 immigrating from January to mid-March, a 32.6 percent increase from the same time last year.
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Despite his mother being born in Scotland and immigrating to the United States at age 18 in search of a job in domestic service, Trump's most recent visit to the North during the presidential election sparked countrywide unrest.
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The Trump administration has proposed a rule to weigh immigrants' income levels when determining whether they're likely to be a burden on American taxpayers, and if they should therefore be prevented from legally immigrating to the United States.
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For decades, these organizations have been bringing Christians over for pilgrimage tours and volunteer trips, as well as raising big money for charities in Israel and assisting Jews in making aliyah, a Hebrew term for immigrating to Israel.
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" Later, she tied the immigration bill to Frank's letter, stating, "It's our responsibility to keep the American dream alive for kids like Frank, immigrants who are already here and those who dream of immigrating here in the future.
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Forty-one percent of EU citizens immigrating to the UK already have a job lined up when they come; it's certainly possible that many of them will be deemed "qualified" for such jobs under the new UK policy.
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One way to prevent the creation of new high-consumers would be to persuade the wealthy to have fewer babies and to close off the borders of wealthy countries, preventing low-consumers from immigrating and becoming high-consumers.
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By 2050 Bulgaria is forecast to lose a quarter of its population and virtually every country in the region will shrink over the coming decades because more people are emigrating than immigrating, and because of low birth rates.
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Born Christmas Eve, 1922, in Semeniskiai, Lithuania, Mekas was interned at a Nazi labor camp before living in a Belgian Displaced Persons camp, studying philosophy at the University of Mainz, and immigrating to the US with his brother.
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And when Muslim monarchs rang alarm bells at a policy meant to forbid their 1.6 billion adherents from immigrating to the US, Barrack urged Trump to retool his abrasive posture -- while back-channeling soothing words to his own Rolodex.
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After immigrating to the United States in 1960, he conducted research at the Children's Cancer Research Foundation (now the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Boston) before joining the faculty of Case Western University Medical School in Cleveland in 1971.
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WATCH: World leaders on President Trump Melania Trump brushed off the criticism her husband has received over his controversial policy proposals, such as temporarily banning Muslims from immigrating into the U.S. READ: Republican Primary math: Can Trump be beat?
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In 1992, when Ludwika Haraburda Mickevicius was offered this bar—a low-ceilinged dive on the edge of Tompkins Square Park, where she had worked since immigrating from Poland, a decade earlier—she was packing to move to Florida.
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No one warns you that immigrating to a more-developed country can feel like time travel—even though, insofar as we moved partly in the hope of a better standard of living, modernity was exactly what we were after.
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But there is a reason Donald Trump kicked off his campaign by talking about rapists sneaking over the border from Mexico and launched it into the stratosphere with a plan to ban Muslims from immigrating to the United States.
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" Yang said that if elected president, he could "send a very clear message, where if you're considering immigrating to this country, and I'm the president, you would realize my son or daughter could become president of the United States.
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The lawsuit, filed in US District Court in Portland, Oregon, claims that the proclamation will bar hundreds of thousands of immigrants from coming to the United States, and as a result, could separate families who are immigrating via family-sponsored visas.
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It was the first time we'd lived apart since immigrating to the United States together, which naturally meant there was a lot of calling to make sure I was doing okay in the cold, snowy hills of upstate New York.
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This is what Thiel means when he says that Trump's two most famous policy proposals — building a wall on the US/Mexico border, and banning some or all Muslims from immigrating to the US — aren't actually policy proposals at all.
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She opened up about immigrating from Russia, where she lived in an orphanage, at age 16 — choosing a "life in color" in America over a black-and-white future in Russia that, she noted, could've involved turning to prostitution to survive.
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Having come between immigrating to this country, and having lived between the United States and Egypt, and our previous film that Pedro and I and Geralyn [White Dreyfous] and Jehane [Noujaim] made about Tahrir Square, illustrated the fragility of that democracy.
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A Democratic lawmaker said Thursday that he plans to introduce an amendment to the annual defense policy bill that would block the Trump administration from using military bases to house children immigrating illegally who have been forcibly separated from their parents.
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It's what happened in Iraq and Syria… And people are wondering why undocumented people from Central America are immigrating: it's because of the gang culture that is taking over the countries, and it's all because of what happened in the '80s.
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And while Trump has suffered dismal approval ratings throughout his short tenure, a July poll found a 60 percent approval rating for Trump's so-called "travel ban," which, through multiple iterations, has sought to prevent Muslims from immigrating to America.
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As a White House adviser, Miller has promoted policies — from the Trump administration's Muslim ban to its more recent attempts to force asylum seekers to pay application fees — that aim to make immigrating, let alone becoming a citizen, more difficult.
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He earned a master's degree in travel and tourism at Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya, a university in Indore, but after marrying Ms. Kaur and immigrating to the United States in 2003, he wound up in sales at the stone company MS International.
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Moishes also boasts a back story that Mr. Cohen would have appreciated: After immigrating from Romania in the 28126s, Moishe Lighter worked at the restaurant, then called Saffrin's, when he won it from Mr. Saffrin in a poker game in 24299.
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Add all this together, and it's all too easy to imagine a world in which many second- and third-generation Muslim immigrants in Europe traveling or immigrating to the United States would have their visas denied for mysterious and possibly attenuated terrorist ties.
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When the national conversation turned to the dark topic of banning all Muslims from immigrating to the U.S., once again I began to feel a stark fear about stepping outside of my home, worried about becoming another victim of a hate crime.
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If a lottery entrant is picked, he (and his family, if they're immigrating with him) has to go through all the regular steps that it takes to come to the US: a background check, an interview at a consulate, a biometrics exam.
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As professor Anna O. Law and historian Carly Goodman have written, the diversity visa lottery became a politically popular idea in the late 1980s because of a weird mismatch between who had political power in the US and who was immigrating there.
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But the fact of the matter is that everyone earns higher wages in affluent cities, for basically the same reason that everyone from Mexican day laborers to Indian computer programmers can greatly increase their earnings by immigrating to the United States — places matter.
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Someone who's traveling for, say, a week-long business conference is much more likely to meet that standard than someone traveling for a job; someone traveling for a job is more likely to meet it than someone immigrating to meet with family.
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In immigrating to the U.S. from Iraq, the 22-year-old industrial designer left behind a war-filled country where, as a child, she became desensitized to some very scary things...including the possibility of her father leaving the house and never returning.
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After immigrating to the US six years ago from Russia with almost no connections, Drokova started a public-relations firm that reached $1 million in revenue during its first year, then launched the early-stage venture-capital firm Day One Ventures in 2018.
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Telemachos John "Mike" Morfessis, 21960, who as a young Greek sailor survived calamity on the high seas and who became a prominent restaurant designer and builder after immigrating to the Washington area in 21995, died at Suburban Hospital in Bethesda on July 221.
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When Senators Durbin and Murphy object to talk of "chain migration," they are taking a stance against the implicit prejudice behind it — the way that the term, like "anchor baby" and "green-card marriage," dehumanizes immigrants and misrepresents the difficulty of immigrating.
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It is not because "Americans are uniquely virtuous or somehow better than people from poor countries," but because the American "system of government and the constitutional order our founding fathers bequeathed us" make the United States a country worth immigrating to, he writes.
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In 2001, grown by then to 5 feet 10 inches tall and 170 pounds, Mr. Lester was paroled and deported back to Britain, where he had lived until he was 14 before immigrating to the United States with his siblings, mother and stepfather.
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I've kicked around the idea of immigrating to Canada but I think the time it would take to move to a country with the same healthcare system… As a cancer patient, your timeframe is shorter—I can't go a year without care.
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They all also contain stylistic and grammatical usages not typically seen in Russian intelligence reports, said Yuri Shvets, a former K.G.B. officer who spent years as a spy in Washington before immigrating to the United States after the end of the Cold War.
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Washington (CNN)The Trump administration is working with two senators on a bill that would restrict and revamp some of the legal avenues for immigrating to the United States, sources confirm to CNN, but the bill remains a long way from potential passage in Congress.
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The BBC recently highlighted attempts to slow Bulgaria's population decline — the fastest in the world — by improving educational and economic opportunities in the country, making it more attractive for younger workers to stay rather than immigrating elsewhere in the European Union or to other countries.
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When people in the warmer reaches of the British Empire started immigrating to London in the 1940s and '50s, it was largely to Brixton that they moved, and today Brixton includes a mix of African and Afro-Caribbean residents, accents and, most importantly, cuisines.
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As Attorney General Jeff Sessions notes in his binding directive, survivors of such "private" crimes are simply no longer eligible for asylum in the U.S. The move will block tens of thousands of people from immigrating into the U.S., according to the LA Times.
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Read more: A legendary venture capitalist who made early investments in Twitter and Skype explains why he turned down Netflix — and what he learned from itUlukaya, 46, founded Chobani after immigrating to New York from Turkey to study English in 1994, according to Forbes.
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And the end result of that mentality is a world in which skilled and legal immigration is narrowed to a fine point, allowing in only those who by immigrating offer to employ Americans or those who are absolutely necessary for American businesses to function.
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On her official campaign website, Omar says she and her family fled Somalia's civil war when she was 8-years-old, living in a refugee camp in Kenya for four years before immigrating to the US and moving to the Cedar-Riverside neighborhood of Minneapolis in 1997.
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Mr. Dearlove's views were supported by David Davis, a Conservative legislator and a former Europe minister, who told the BBC that Britain was at risk, despite being outside the Schengen visa-free travel area, because it could not prevent any European Union citizen from immigrating to Britain.
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His favorite part of the job was meeting foreign leaders, as he did last week in what was intended to be a good-will tour to mend fences after Mr. Trump's vulgar justification in January for trying to block some Africans from immigrating to the United States.
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It was the late '60s, but these weren't chosen just for political effect: They were reminders of a tumultuous World War II childhood in Latvia, which her family fled as the Soviet Army advanced, ending up in Germany before immigrating to the United States as refugees.
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The duo also noted that their personal histories are complementary, with Loong growing up in New Jersey and often visiting Chinatown in Manhattan with her Chinese-American family, while Nova's Jewish grandparents lived on the Lower East Side soon after immigrating, a neighborhood in which she later lived.
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There would be provisions – immigrating entrepreneurs would need to have a financial commitment from U.S. investors before getting the visa and would have to commit to creating a certain number of jobs in the United States – but overall it would be a very tech-friendly immigration policy decision.
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Ilhan OmarIlhan OmarScaramucci calls on GOP to save country from Trump 'depredations' The Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Mueller report fades from political conversation MORE (D-Minn.) has "spent the rest of her life attacking" the U.S. after immigrating to the country from Somalia.
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They also recorded huge tracts of mud and soil from where ice shelves had collapsed into the ocean, polar bears looking for ice shelves to hunt seals much farther North than they're typically found, and orcas immigrating from other seas using the newly opened Northwest Passage to hunt narwhals.
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"I see men, hatred on their faces, with torches in parades and screaming, just like the Nazis did to us years ago," says Cis, who agreed to speak with PEOPLE using his given Hungarian name (he later changed it after immigrating to the U.S.) after receiving threats from neo-Nazis.
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In response to Trump's executive order preventing people from seven Muslim-majority countries — including legal residents and valid visa holders — from immigrating to America, 81 of the most recognizable faces in fashion came together during New York Fashion Week to let Trump know one thing: they're standing in solidarity with immigrants.
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Read more: The billionaire who founded NYC's biggest grocery chain after immigrating to America as an infant explains his support for Trump — and why he thinks the US should build a wallFor this list, we included people and families who are listed as New York residents on Forbes Billionaires List.
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During his presidential campaign, much attention has been focused on Trump calling Mexican immigrants rapists and on his proposing to bar Muslims temporarily from immigrating to the United States, but in his speeches and his campaign books, he has taken positions that run directly counter to neoliberalism and Republican libertarianism.
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She lived in Tehran for eight years before becoming a refugee in Germany and later immigrating to the US. Many agree that these recent protests also differ from those in Iran known as the "Green Movement" in 2009, which broke out in response to a disputed election win by then-President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
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While the new Americans watched a recorded message from President Donald Trump welcoming them to the United States, the President, from just a few blocks up Pennsylvania Avenue, nearly simultaneously was tweeting his opposition to "chain migration," a term referring to the process of immigrating to the country based on family connections.
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Born in Quanzhou City in Fujian Province in 1957, he rose rapidly to fame after immigrating to the United States in 20123, culminating in a retrospective at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in 2008, the same year he designed the fireworks display for the opening ceremony of the Summer Olympic Games in Beijing.
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In a speech in the swing state of Ohio, Trump also said that in implementing his call for a temporary ban on Muslims immigrating to the country, he would institute "extreme vetting" and develop a new screening test to try to catch people who intend to do harm to the United States.
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" Since he's sewed up the Republican nomination, the proposal no longer targets Muslims per se — but anyone immigrating to the US from (as Trump put it in a speech after the shooting in Orlando) "areas of the world where there is a proven history of terrorism against the United States, Europe, or our allies.
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Expanding the travel ban would cut down on people immigrating from the affected countries to join their family members in the US. Although it doesn't affect student visas, it could also discourage students from coming to the US for their studies, since they might not have the option to remain in the country permanently.
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But if Trump is calling for a moratorium on all new green cards, thus preventing anyone from immigrating to the US as a permanent resident, he'd essentially put a freeze on family-based immigration to the US. That would definitely stifle the most common way that "low-wage," low-skilled immigrants come into the country.
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"If people are willing to compromise DACA for elements of the RAISE Act you might see something happen," Camarota said, referring to a bill that would drastically cut avenues for immigrating legally into the US. Camarota also proposed further increases in interior immigration enforcement or other "protections for American workers" in exchange for DACA.
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In addition to total population change, the Bureau publishes data on the components of that change, including net international migration, or the difference between people immigrating to a county from another country and people moving from that county to someplace outside the US. Overall, net international migration was down compared to the previous year.
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"Inflammatory anti-Muslim rhetoric and threatening to ban the families and friends of Muslims Americans as well as millions of Muslim business people and tourists from entering our country hurts the vast majority of Muslims who love freedom and hate terror," Clinton said, a not-so-subtle reference to Trump's proposed ban on Muslims immigrating to the United States.
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Republicans have criticized Trump for engaging in a war of words with Khizr and Ghazala Khan, parents of a soldier slain in Iraq, after the two took the stage during last week's Democratic National Convention to disparage Trump's proposed temporary ban on Muslims immigrating to the US. "You have sacrificed nothing, and no one," Khizr Khan had said.
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Mob violence drove early Mormons from their homes in Missouri and Illinois in the 1830s and 1840s, and for decades after, the federal government attempted to restrict Mormon voting rights and halt foreign Mormon converts from immigrating to the US. "The Mormon experience illustrates the harms that result from the government targeting a particular religion," the brief reads.
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As refugees from first Germany and then most of Europe sought to escape Nazi persecution, the State Department used the public charge clause to limit the number of foreigners, most of whom were Jews, from immigrating to the U.S.Read more: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez faces backlash from activists after quoting Evita, the wife of a Nazi sympathizer
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His father, Khizr Khan, gained national attention after speaking at the 2016 Democratic National Convention against Trump, railing against the then-candidate's comments on Muslims immigrating to the U.S. Trump fired back at Khizr Khan, questioning whether his wife did not speak at the convention because of her religion and sparking a feud that lasted days.
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Or Stephanie Louise Kwolek, the inventor of Kevlar, whose parents were immigrants from Poland, or Dr. Patricia Bath, inventor of the laserphaco, a revolutionary device for removing cataracts and installing new lenses, whose father had been a merchant seaman and newspaperman in Trinidad before immigrating to Harlem, where he became the first black motorman in the M.T.A.?
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As a child born in the US to Guyanese parents, Scarville might feel as I felt, born in the Caribbean and later immigrating to the US: that part of one's dislocation consists of coming to understand what these possibilities for being are and what they could mean for the self, whether or not one takes advantage of them.
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He had cleaned other people's clothes since immigrating to the United States as a boy in the 1930s from Sunwei, in the southern coastal province of Guangdong, working in the laundry 16 hours a day six days a week while her mother, the former Hop Kun Leo, who was also from Sunwei, ran their modest home.
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The second thing is this question of who are the others that the benefits of the economy are going to, and the message I was getting from Trump, and certainly the message I was getting from Trump voters, is that the other wasn't black Americans living in the inner cities, it wasn't brown Americans immigrating from Mexico — it was the elites.
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Read more:Former Tesla employees reveal what it's like to work with Elon MuskNASA reportedly paid SpaceX $5 million to make sure its employees didn't use illegal drugs after Elon Musk smoked pot on camera11 billionaires who made their fortunes after immigrating to the USThe most outrageous splurges of tech billionaires, from Richard Branson's private island to Jeff Bezos' $65 million private jet
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Of the lawmakers, all four were US citizens and only Omar was born outside the US.On her official campaign website, Omar says she and her family fled Somalia's civil war when she was 8 years old, living in a refugee camp in Kenya for four years before immigrating to the US and moving to the Cedar-Riverside neighborhood of Minneapolis in 1997.
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And his proposals to ban Muslims from immigrating to the United States and to deport millions of undocumented immigrants have stirred up painful memories of discriminatory policies that have targeted Asians in the past, like the internment of the Japanese during World War II. The survey asked its participants — who were interviewed in 10 languages — whether they supported Mr. Trump's Muslim ban.
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Although at times it can be challenging to discuss certain aspects of American culture or events in politics with my parents, who lived in Ukraine for over 20 years before immigrating, I've been able to freely debate a range of topics within the comment section, including girls in Boy Scouts, cases before the Supreme Court, and even the best type of pizza.
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In "Miss Sarajevo" by Passengers, a U2 side project, images of wartime devastation, refugees and a 15-year-old Syrian girl dreaming of immigrating to the United States were shown as Bono sang, "Is there a time for keeping your distance/A time to turn your eyes away," and later recited the Emma Lazarus poem "The New Colossus," from the Statue of Liberty.
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" Candice Giove, a spokeswoman for the Independent Democrats, suggested on Twitter that Ms. Alcantara's anger stemmed in part from the fact that the senator, a former labor organizer who was born in the Dominican Republic and has worked on immigrant issues, had been separated from her mother as a child, before immigrating to the United States, and "doesn't appreciate @SenGianaris' remarks.
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Read more:Former Tesla employees reveal what it's like to work with Elon MuskOlder Teslas are reportedly running into an issue where the screen stops working and the car won't charge11 billionaires who made their fortunes after immigrating to the USInside the 'awkward,' 'tense,' and 'heated' private meeting between Elon Musk and Texans whom SpaceX is trying to buy out to fully realize its vision to reach Mars
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If you are thinking about immigrating to Canada, I am not sure the election of Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE would qualify you for political asylum, but maybe it is worth a try.
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It is little surprise, then, that many of Mr. Trump's most celebrated pronouncements and promises — to quickly and "humanely" expel 11 million illegal immigrants, to force Mexico to pay for the wall he will build on our southern border, to defeat the Islamic State "very quickly" while as a bonus taking its oil, to bar Muslims from immigrating to the United States — are nativistic pipe dreams and public relations stunts.
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After later immigrating to the US he distanced himself from his Nazi affiliations, and went on to organize exhibitions for the Museum of Modern Art and continued to be a leader in the field in the US. After the end of the Second World War, designers helped reestablish credibility of German companies through works such as an airy 1950s poster for a sailing regatta and a 1962 campaign for Lufthansa.
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Zhang: On a personal level, having immigrant parents, who were traumatized first by living through the Cultural Revolution in China and then again by immigrating to the United States, drilled it in me: IF YOU CHOOSE TO FOLLOW THIS HIGHLY UNSTABLE CAREER, YOU WILL SUFFER AND HAVE TO CLAW YOUR WAY OUT OF A HELLHOLE OF MISERY FOR WHAT COULD VERY LIKELY BE THE ENTIRE REST OF YOUR LIFE.
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But some people who were planning on immigrating are staying put to see how these new policies will affect their chances of making it to the US. For others, growing anti-Latino sentiment in the US, terrifyingly evident from a shooting at a Walmart in El Paso this month where the suspect reportedly said he targeted Mexicans, has become a new part of the equation when making these decisions.
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In the Moroccan-French artist Bouchra Khalili's powerful video work "The Mapping Journey Project," the formal elements are pared to necessities: a paper map of the world; a hand holding a marker, drawing lines on the map across oceans and borders; a voice of a man or a woman telling a first-person story, sometimes harrowing, always arduous, of immigrating illegally from the Middle East or Africa to Europe in search of a better life.
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When President Trump imposed his executive order banning foreign nationals from several predominantly Muslim countries, including Iran, from entering the U.S., Khosrowshahi penned a personal note on the matter reflecting on his own experiences immigrating to the U.S. "We sure didn't feel like refugees, but in hindsight I guess we were — my father and mother left everything behind to come here — to be safe and give their boys a chance to re-build a life," he wrote.
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"We have to go through the proper immigration process," Viall says about his Canadian fiancée immigrating to the U.S. Additionally, even though the Bachelor cameras have stopped rolling, the newly engaged couple will have to continue making the most of their time together now that Viall will be starring on the upcoming season of Dancing with the Stars, which has a physically and emotionally strenuous weekly rehearsal schedule and requires a three-month commitment if he makes it to the finals.
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