"immigrant" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés
- The good news is that there are enough young first- and second-generation immigrants to do the job.
- The even better news, Masnick says, is that "the second-generation immigrants will hit the housing market just when they are needed most."
- Quinces are particularly popular among the first- and second-generation Hispanic immigrants.
- This is important to note as second-generation immigrants must actively work to identify themselves with their ethnic group.
- Many second-generation immigrants head to the suburbs when their children approach school age, but neighborhood schools reflect a rich diversity.
- There is currently no legislation on second-generation immigrants (those born in Israel to immigrant parents).
- "Like many second-generation immigrants, I have two identities," he says.
- In 1880 almost 90 percent of Chicagoans were first- or second-generation immigrants.
- The gap becomes even larger among second-generation immigrants (children with at least one parent born outside the country).
- In the beginning, they were made up largely of second-generation Hispanic immigrants.
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