migrant

If you can get skilled migrants you get net contributors from day one.

By 2016 migrant labour is to be stopped to major cities in these provinces.

In this case largely immigrant workers from Hispanic countries.

They were depended on migrant labour and since 2011 the government has put strict limits on the migrant labour.

I used to buy filet mignon there for $7 a pound back in 2009 when I was living in Chelsea, as a recent migrant from California.

It’s considered perfectly reasonable for migrant children not to get the same healthcare or schooling.

Qatar, like Dubai, is notorious for its treatment of migrant construction labor.

The Chinese gov't itself indicates that nearly 10% of the population are migrant workers.

No more thought is put into the migrant workers than you would an extra shovel, concrete or tile - they are a resource to expend during construction.

The vast majority of people unable to obtain exit visas are immigrant workers doing low-paid jobs no Qatari or Saudi wants to do.

As agriculture labor shifted to much cheaper migrant workers and automation, the people who used to live in these places year round either became less affluent, or moved away.

The US owes its technological and scientific leadership in many, many sectors to these skilled immigrants, who had to come here to get the environment they could thrive in.

The local dialog about them in every city is a familiar one- basically “damned dirty immigrants taking our jobs and committing crimes”.

The Netherlands even gives you a tax discount for 10 years if you're a highly skilled migrant, the criteria for being able to apply for it basically comes down to "is this person likely to need welfare?