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Immigrant in sentence

108 examples of Immigrant in a sentence

It is an immigrant that doesn't know that he can call his family for free.
My Chicago is the orange line, the pink line, the working immigrant class going on the train."
I am an immigrant from Uganda living in the United States while waiting for my asylum application to go through.
I'm a digital immigrant.
And what he meant was, you as a child of a Jamaican immigrant are being watched to see which way you turn, to see whether you conform to the host nation's stereotype of you, of being feckless, work-shy, destined for a life of crime.
And in the Dallas mini-mart, a Dallas mini-part surrounded by tire shops and strip joints a Bangladeshi immigrant works the register.
This immigrant begging America to be as merciful to a native son as it had been to an adopted one.
As any recent immigrant knows, the question "Where are you from?" or "Where are you really from?" is often code for "Why are you here?"
I am an immigrant.
I'm a journalist, and I'm an immigrant.
I knew he was wrong for one very simple reason: I'm a Mexican immigrant.
In closing: I know this is a difficult time to be an immigrant and a journalist, but now more than ever, we need journalists who are prepared, at any given moment, to set neutrality aside.
A group of citizens in Philadelphia were concerned about their jobs, because the legal owner of the restaurant where they worked was an undocumented immigrant, and immigration officials had picked him up.
I'm an immigrant.
So, Leticia Prado is an immigrant from Mexico, only has a sixth-grade education and speaks very limited English.
I am not an immigrant or a refugee myself, but I take these attacks personally, because my grandparents were.
An immigrant who has an attorney is up to 10 times more likely to win their case than one who doesn't.
I also drew my joy in the face of this new opportunity as an immigrant in the United States.
(Speaks Spanish) Being an immigrant is like moving to another planet.
(Speaks Spanish) Being an immigrant is the closest thing to being an astronaut who landed on the moon.
(Speaks Spanish) What I want these drawings to convey is that an immigrant is not a criminal.
An immigrant is a person whose life has been broken.
I was inspired when I came here as an immigrant on a ship like millions of others, looking at America from that point of view.
And finally, it's the freedom that America represents, not just to me, as an immigrant, but to everyone in the world.
I realized that I had been so immersed in the media coverage of Mexicans that they had become one thing in my mind, the abject immigrant.
You might be asking yourself right now: How does a good kid from a hardworking immigrant family end up going down such a dark path?
We also are to believe that although the immigrant is in love with his fiancée, he doesn't suggest the obvious alternative to intercourse.
German emigree and uber-hambone actor Paul Muni who never saw a scene he didn't want to chew up goes "blackface" to play a humble Mexican immigrant living in Los Angeles and working his way up in the world.
A semi-autobiographical tale of a young immigrant to America growing up amidst the turbulence of the 1960s, "Four Friends" follows the story of Danilo, an eastern European immigrant (the brilliant Craig Wasson), from his arrival in the United States through a decade that changed the American landscape.
In order to adequately support herself financially, Mercedes toils as a taxi dancer in a downtown Los Angeles Skid Row dance hall/bar while she continues carrying on her efforts to succeed at the motion picture business, and it is while there at the dance palace that a young immigrant from Mexico, Ernesto (Michael DeLorenzo), falls in love with her and the largest portion of the narrative depicts his efforts to please the object of his affections, even if they may mean losing her altogether.
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