English to Latin Meaning of immigration - Nullam

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Definitions of immigration in English
Noun(1) migration into a place (especially migration to a country of which you are not a native in order to settle there(2) the body of immigrants arriving during a specified interval
Examples of immigration in English
(1) Admittedly it took a little while at immigration but that was just checking passports.(2) The screening of this film will be followed by a discussion on illegal immigration .(3) I assume all residents will have read the new immigration rules re: long-term residence.(4) The goals in immigration policies are achieved by granting or denying visas.(5) There can be no doubt that mass immigration has reduced costs for employers drastically.(6) Late that night we cleared immigration and added an observer to the crew.(7) They cannot get it for most immigration matters, excluding those concerning refugees.(8) For months on this program, we have reported extensively on the problem of massive illegal immigration into this country.(9) To make the nation safer, policymakers also need to overhaul immigration rules and enforcement.(10) Now, it is urgently helping members obtain immigration documents.(11) I think we need to encourage legal immigration .(12) the airport has long queues at immigration and baggage reclaim(13) illegal immigration(14) Even giving your fingerprints now in immigration at the airport gives you an uncomfortable feeling.(15) What's needed, advocates say, are stories of successful Americans who wouldn't be here were it not for family-based immigration .(16) This is also the generation who suffered most at the brutal application of immigration laws.
Related Phrases of immigration
(1) immigration officer ::
Nullam officer
(2) immigration office ::
Nullam officium
(3) illegal immigration ::
immigration illegal
(4) immigration lawyer ::
immigration causidicus
(5) immigration law ::
immigration legem
Synonyms
M
1. immigration ::
Nullam
Different Forms
immigration
Word Example from TV Shows
No, I don't know his immigration status.

No, I don't know his IMMIGRATION status.

The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 1

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