Assertion: immigrant | /r/CapableOf | enter the country
Facets:
value: illegally
type: MANNER
value: with the intention
type: PURPOSE
value: on a temporary basis
type: MANNER
value: on a permanent
type: MANNER
value: in later
type: TEMPORAL
value: in 2000
type: TEMPORAL
value: before august
type: TEMPORAL
value: every year
type: TEMPORAL
value: for permanent residence
type: PURPOSE
Source sentences:
text: Surveys indicate that the U.S. public consistently makes a sharp distinction between legal and illegal immigrants, and generally views those perceived as "playing by the rules" with more sympathy than immigrants that have entered the country illegally.
text: Her colleague, the International Trade Secretary, Liam Fox, said some immigrants “come to the country and consume the wealth of the country without ever having created anything.
text: An immigrant is “a person who has moved to another country, usually for permanent residence.
text: In one of his first proactive attempts to decrease the number of immigrants illegally entering the U.S. and the nation
text: There are much larger stocks of immigrants coming into those countries every year, but they stay temporarily.
text: However, if they come to this country illegally, this is where the trouble lies; they miss out on the benefits and are usually deported because they don't carry the proper documents needed to stay in this country permanently.
text: Immigrants have a right to appeal for asylum while nations have a right to limit the number of immigrants who come into the country.
text: What obligations do receiving countries have to immigrants who entered their countries unlawfully?
text: (SSI benefits were later restored, but only for those immigrants who entered the country before August 22, 1996, the day the law went into effect).
text: At the same time, the number of immigrants entering the country has slowed considerably, thanks in part to the Great Recession of 2007–09.
text: Imagine, for instance, if Sweden stipulated that immigrants would have their income and wealth taxed from the moment they entered the country, but they would not become vested until they had contributed to the state coffers for something like five years.
text: The deterioration in the U.S. economy coupled with stepped up enforcement efforts at the end of the Bush administration likely caused fewer immigrants to enter the country and more to leave.
text: As already indicated, in 2010 13.9 million immigrants indicated that they had entered the country in 2000 or later.
text: The United States provides various ways for immigrants with valuable skills to come to the country on either a permanent or a temporary basis.
text: Ken Cuccinelli, USCIS acting director, said it would allow the government to insist that immigrants who come to the country were self-sufficient and would not be a drain on society.
text: A working paper from 2007 released by the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) concluded that immigrants who come to the country either self-select so that they are less likely to cause crime to begin with, or they have much more to lose by committing crime and therefore are more easily deterred.
text: In simple terms, an immigrant is a person who moves to another country with the intention of living there indefinitely.