Definitionn. a person who comes to a country where they were not born in order to settle there
Last update: August 3, 2015
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Many Indian immigrants contributed to the flood relief. [Please select]
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31) that the third Roman tribe, known as Luceres, represented an Etruscan element of the population, and it is held by many authorities that the tradition of the Tarquin kings of Rome represents, not an immigrant wave, but the temporary domination of Etruscan lords, who extended their conquests some time before 600 B.C. over Latium and Campania. [Please select]
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It seemed as if here was an immigrant boy for whom much should be done. [Please select]
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And into this mess the immigrant sewage of Europe is steadily pouring. [Please select]
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"Oh, you'll only be taken for an Irish immigrant," returned Summertown.' [Please select]
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One immigrant woman kept shouting: 'My God, my poor father.' [Please select]
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Every poor immigrant is welcomed, introduced to the district headquarters, given work, or food, or shelter. [Please select]
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With our despised immigrant clothing we shed also our impossible Hebrew names. [Please select]
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Naturalization, with us Russian Jews, may mean more than the adoption of the immigrant by America. [Please select]
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The impression forced itself upon my mind that the Indian lives as a stranger or immigrant in these hot regions. [Please select]
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The entire territory ceded by the Treaty of 1783 was appropriated in large measure by the American before the advent of the European immigrant. [Please select]
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