Assertion: immigrant | /r/AtLocation | the country
Facets:
value: for 20-21 years
type: TEMPORAL
value: for two decades
type: TEMPORAL
value: illegally
type: MANNER
value: for a very long time
type: TEMPORAL
value: as of 2011
type: TEMPORAL
value: for 20 years.36
type: TEMPORAL
value: continuously
type: TEMPORAL
value: because of the natural aging
type: CAUSE
value: for 20 years.44
type: TEMPORAL
value: legally
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Under the expedited removal process, immigrants who have been in the country illegally for less than two years and are apprehended within 100 miles of the border can be deported almost immediately without going through a court hearing.
text: In addition to overall rates, Table 17 shows home ownership rates for households headed by immigrants who have been in the country for 20 years.44
text: Even immigrants who have been in the country for two decades still have substantially lower rates of home ownership than native-headed households.
text: For example, immigrants who have been in the country for 20-21 years still have a poverty rate that is 40 percent higher than that of natives.
text: The table shows that the poverty and near poverty rate of immigrants is similar to that of natives among those immigrants who have been in the country for 28-29 years.
text: The difference between immigrants and natives is also somewhat understated in Table 21 because there are no children included for immigrants who have been in the country for 18 or more years because of the natural aging that occurs.
text: Households headed by immigrants that have been in the country for 34 to 35 years have home ownership rates that roughly match those of native-headed households — 65.9 percent.
text: But like the other socioeconomic measures examined, only immigrants who have been in the country for a very long time have incomes roughly similar to natives.
text: The table indicates that in 2015 immigrants who had been in the country for 26-27 years had average incomes that roughly match those of adult natives.
text: Immigrants who have been in the country for this long are on average 48 years old on average.
text: Figures 5 and 6 report socioeconomic statistics for immigrants who have been in the country for five or fewer years and those here for 20 years.47
text: Immigrants who have been in the country longer tend to be older on average.
text: But that progress will still leave them substantially poorer, more likely to use welfare, and less likely to have health insurance or be homeowners than natives, even after they have been in the country for two decades.
text: Most immigrants (77%) are in the country legally, while almost a quarter are unauthorized, according to new Pew Research Center estimates based on census data adjusted for undercount.
text: This allows immigrants who are in the country illegally to easily find jobs.
text: It is also vitally, urgently important that Democrats begin calling for legislation to end expedited removal, a process under which immigrants who cannot affirmatively prove that they have been in the country continuously for the past two years may be immediately deported from the U.S. with no opportunity to appeal their deportation in front of a judge.
text: If the immigrant is already in the country illegally, they cannot be sponsored for entry into the country.
text: In addition to overall rates, Table 17 shows home ownership rates for households headed by immigrants who have been in the country for 20 years.36
text: Even immigrants who have been in the country for two decades still have substantially lower rates of home ownership than native-headed households.
text: The far left of Table 21 reports the length of time the immigrants have been in the country as of 2011.
text: For example, immigrants who have been in the country for 20-21 years still have a poverty rate that is 32 percent higher than that of natives.
text: The table shows that the poverty and near-poverty rates of immigrants who have been in the country for 28-29 years are similar to those of natives.
text: Households headed by immigrants that have been in the country for 32 to 36 years have home ownership rates that roughly match those of native-headed households — 68.6 percent.
text: But like the other socio-economic measures examined, only immigrants who have been in the country for a very long time have incomes roughly similar to that of natives.
text: The table indicates that in 2011 an immigrant who had been in the country for 30–31 years had an average income that roughly matched that of adult natives.
text: Immigrants who have been in the country for this long are on average 49 years old.
text: Native income at age 49 averages $45,404 or nearly 30 percent higher than the income for immigrants who have been in the country for 30–31 years.
text: Figure 5 reports socio-economic statistics for immigrants who have been in the country for five or fewer years and those here for
text: Immigrants who have been in the country longer tend to be older on average.
text: But that progress will still leave them substantially poorer, more likely to use welfare, less likely to have health insurance, and less likely to be home owners than natives, even after they have been in the country for two decades.