immigrant
Refers to a person who has entered or resides in a country without legal permission.
A term often used in American English for a person who lacks the official documents required to reside in a country legally.
Refers to a person who has official permission to live and work in a country.
A person who has immigrated to a new country, as opposed to being born there.
An immigrant who has special skills, training, or qualifications that are in demand.
An immigrant who arrived in the not-too-distant past.
An immigrant from Mexico.
An immigrant who has come to the new country very recently.
An immigrant from a Spanish-speaking country.
An immigrant from Ireland.
An immigrant from another country; this phrasing is somewhat redundant but used for emphasis.
A large number of immigrants arriving over a particular period.
The arrival of a large number of immigrants.
A very large number of immigrants arriving at once, often with a negative connotation.
Used to specify the country of origin.
Used to specify the destination country.
To officially force immigrants to leave a country.
To receive immigrants in a friendly and positive way.
To allow immigrants to enter and become part of a country.
A group of immigrants from the same country or region living in a new place.
The legal standing of an immigrant within a country (e.g., legal, illegal, temporary).
Used to describe the action of immigrants coming to a new country.
Describes immigrants crossing the border into a new country.