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hese companies recruited native born whites, | immigrants from Southern and Eastern Europe, and Africa |
-built in 1936 through donations from Indian | immigrants from Malaya (now Malaysia) and [French Indoc |
involved in the human trafficking of illegal | immigrants from China. |
Since then, | immigrants from Lebanon and Syria have slowed down, alt |
, the railroad construction crew, mostly all | immigrants from neighboring towns, cooked their supper |
was born in New York into a family of recent | immigrants from Germany. |
Since Baekje was established by | immigrants from Goguryeo (the Buyeo-Baekje / Puyo-Paekc |
itan areas, grew steadily more diverse, with | immigrants from Ireland, Russia, and Italy (in that ord |
are descendants of traders and most recently | immigrants from Guyana. |
mostly descendants of indentured workers and | immigrants from French Indian colonies such as Pondiche |
Toprak is the son of Turkish | immigrants from the Sivas region. |
There are also | immigrants from other West African countries, including |
was born in Oxnard; his parents were illegal | immigrants from Mexico. |
inhabitants) founded in Argentina by Italian | immigrants from Saluzzo. |
gnificantly in the 1990s with the arrival of | immigrants from the Middle East, and is the home thousa |
digbo was born to Rose and Apollos Ihedigbo, | immigrants from Nigeria. |
The colony was mostly made up of | immigrants from Elizavetgrad who were fleeing the pogro |
The village was established in 1957 by | immigrants from Tunisia after a split in nearby Shuva. |
ee, Wisconsin, Marvin Wachman was the son of | immigrants from Riga, Latvia, and Minsk, presently in B |
The party was established in 1942 by | immigrants from Austria and Germany who had arrived in |
Born in New York, New York to | immigrants from Taiwan, Chang earned a bachelor's degre |
.Be'er Ya'akov was founded in 1907 by Jewish | immigrants from Dagestan. |
ls N. Boe and Sissel Catherine Finseth, both | immigrants from Norway. |
ieth Century with Irish, German, and Italian | immigrants from the Lower East Side, which swelled the |
Golden Venture - a ship bearing 286 illegal | immigrants from China (mostly from the province of Fuji |
Her parents, James and Ada Durbin, were | immigrants from Lancashire, England who would become U. |
en to have packed the properties with recent | immigrants from the West Indies. |
Immigrants from Ireland, then Sweden, then (to a lesser | |
Both parents were | immigrants from Norway. |
Karsenty was born into a family of Jewish | immigrants from North Africa. |
She was born to | immigrants from Taiwan. |
rves primarily the Mandarin-speaking Chinese | immigrants from Mainland China. |
Thomas D. and Almira Richards Campbell, | immigrants from Scotland and Canada, began their lives |
His parents were | immigrants from Dalsland, Sweden. |
The son of | immigrants from Mexico, Garza was encouraged to join th |
He began life as a child of Greek | immigrants from Constantinople. |
d 16-year-old Rachel Roth and her family are | immigrants from Poland to America. |
In the past few decades, as | immigrants from more and more Asian countries emigrate |
The Imperatos were originally | immigrants from Italy. |
Ghanaian descent and his parents are Belgian | immigrants from Accra. |
the southern tip of Manhattan that received | immigrants from 1855 through 1890. |
They were probably | immigrants from England. |
kusen, Germany, but both of his parents were | immigrants from Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina. |
n of Thomas Armstrong and Agnes Murray, both | immigrants from Roxburghshire, Scotland, and was educat |
Traditionally the people have been seen as | immigrants from the Gaulish tribe of the same name. |
A large proportion of its inhabitants are | immigrants from The Netherlands. |
l South Works in 1901, continuing to attract | immigrants from Ireland, Eastern Europe, Scandinavia an |
Born in Los Angeles, the son of Jewish | immigrants from Tiraspol, he first emerged into the pub |
theran Church, ELCA, was formed by Norwegian | immigrants from the Valdres and Hadeland areas of Norwa |
Today, Husby has a large population of | immigrants from all over the world. |
curred in the 1950s with the introduction of | immigrants from the Philippines. |
n was born in Fremont, California in 1981 to | immigrants from Taiwan. |
des Hospital, with a mission of serving poor | immigrants from Europe while providing training to Jewi |
orn in Newark, New Jersey, the son of Jewish | immigrants from Budapest, Hungary. |
(O'Toole) was born to first generation Irish | immigrants from County Cork, Ireland. |
Lutheran congregations have been founded by | immigrants from other nations, a Danish-Lutheran congre |
By 1966 around 2,000 | immigrants from Commonwealth countries had made Dewsbur |
ury, they were joined by European Americans; | immigrants from Italy, recruited to work on the plantat |
opolis was settled in 1841 by Roman Catholic | immigrants from Baden, Germany. |
His paternal grandparents were Jewish | immigrants from Germany. |
Her parents were | immigrants from Russia in the 1920s. |
benstein in Chelsea, Massachusetts to Jewish | immigrants from Eastern Europe. |
He was born in New York, New York to Jewish | immigrants from Austria. |
Tyson Mao was born in the United States to | immigrants from Tainan, Taiwan. |
The sweep netted illegal | immigrants from 14 countries in all, including Mexico, |
1899) and Ann (Murphy) Kirk, | immigrants from Ireland. |
The son of Swedish-speaking | immigrants from Finland, Nygard had previously run for |
exhibit shows, New York is a hybrid mix, as | immigrants from hundreds of countries each add their ow |
1955 by Africa Israel Investments for senior | immigrants from South Africa. |
ion indicate Puerto Rico has been attracting | immigrants from Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Haiti, an |
moshav was founded in the winter of 1950 by | immigrants from the Tunisian island of Djerba who had f |
Like in France, | immigrants from these countries started to study and li |
pularity of Chinese cuisine and an influx of | immigrants from Hong Kong led to an increasing number o |
n) 200 year old history, the language of the | immigrants from the Netherlands had been thoroughly cha |
However, with the influx of new | immigrants from the Wat Tham Krabok refugee camp in Tha |
Barre, Vermont on March 27, 1930, to Jewish | immigrants from Russia. |
fer to the migrants of the Ottoman Empire or | immigrants from todays Turkey or neighbouring countries |
Some | immigrants from Norway took this name as their surname |
e audiences of CRTV programs include Chinese | immigrants from mainland China and Hong Kong, the next |
8th century by the descendents of a group of | immigrants from the Mani Peninsula of the Greek Pelopon |
His parents were Swiss | immigrants from Moghegno, Switzerland. |
of voting machines, to allow Afro-Caribbean | immigrants from other islands to vote, and to gerrymand |
the votes of the ever-growing numbers of new | immigrants from Eastern and Southern Europe, a feat tha |
ire that burnt down the slums, and the early | immigrants from Mainland China. |
een Card Fever explores the dynamics between | immigrants from various countries of origin, and genera |
The artists were Zionist | immigrants from Europe and the Middle East, with all th |
After the war, new | immigrants from Bulgaria and Yemen settled in the remai |
Cat Spring was founded by | immigrants from Oldenburg and Westphalia in 1834 and na |
l Eliezer Katz and Hector Eidman, two Jewish | immigrants from Argentina and Brazil who worked in mosh |
nth child of Morris and Fanny Besser (Jewish | immigrants from Eastern Europe). |
ork City to Thomas Sr. and Mabel Ward Jones, | immigrants from Barbados. |
Russian and Ukrainian clubs formed by Jewish | immigrants from former the Soviet Union. |
The park is used by the recently arrived | immigrants from Russia and the former Soviet Union as a |
It was set up to halt incoming of | immigrants from mainland China, and to restrict illegal |
on of Thomas Watters and Eleanor Toole, both | immigrants from Ireland. |
The son of | immigrants from Chihuahua, Troncoso started life in Ysl |
s and Mary A. (Conry) Gillen, Irish Catholic | immigrants from County Roscommon. |
as born on March 4, 1920 in Harlem to Jewish | immigrants from Turkey and grew up in the Bronx. |
the son of John Martin and Jean Monroe, both | immigrants from Scotland. |
In 1943, new | immigrants from Yemen established Shechunat Ya'akov. |
The Posla, who are | immigrants from central Punjab, and live by begging. |
ommunity then was made up of mostly Lebanese | immigrants from as early as the turn of the 20th Centur |
Sone grew up in Seattle, where her parents, | immigrants from Japan, managed a hotel. |
The arrival of new | immigrants from Southeast Asia and Mainland China to Lo |
rdeans speaking Portuguese as do many of the | immigrants from Angola. |
son of Alexander McCurdy and Jennet Guthrie, | immigrants from Ireland. |
ment Program that granted amnesty to illegal | immigrants from Hong Kong, also known as "Paper Sons". |
John McCormick and Catherine McDonald, both | immigrants from Scotland. |
ies (thus excluding languages used by recent | immigrants from other states), which significantly diff |
The son of | immigrants from Hyderabad, India, Hameeduddin is the fi |
Prior to WWI, the village was mostly German | immigrants from West Prussia. |
ocals are first- or second-generation Muslim | immigrants from former French colonies. |
His parents, Albert and Mary Henyey, were | immigrants from Hungary. Louis George Henyey married El |
Millions of new | immigrants from Eastern and Southern Europe entered the |
Founded in 1966 by the Rijs family, | immigrants from Holland. |
The museum also documents the arrival of | immigrants from Eastern Europe into the region. |
It was founded by | immigrants from Tripoli in Libya in 1950 under the lead |
the countries of eastern Europe, half of the | immigrants from Poland and the rest from USSR, Romania |
Brennan, the son of Irish | immigrants from Roscommon, Ireland, was raised in North |
sh city, Aarhus has received a fair share of | immigrants from various other cultures and is as such a |
Cotton soon became the primary crop as | immigrants from the southern states and in particular t |
There were 1,918 | immigrants from western countries and 2,488 from non-we |
Many | immigrants from Germany, Ireland, and other parts of th |
considerable number of unregistered illegal | immigrants from the nearby Philippines, notably from th |
born in Stepney on 19 March 1920 of Italian | immigrants from Lucca, Tuscany. |
pava Malai were descended from Vanniar caste | immigrants from modern Tamil Nadu where as others were |
ly London teams of that era drew strongly on | immigrants from the Cork area in particular. |
lass agendas and is simply preferred by most | immigrants from Latin America." |
It was founded by Austrian | immigrants from Tyrol. |
as born in 1689, the son of Rogerene Baptist | immigrants from Rhode Island. |
lara L. Froshin, were the children of Jewish | immigrants from Germany. |
His grandparents were Jewish | immigrants from Vienna and Rostov. |
ear for seventy years or more, male seasonal | immigrants from Haiti have arrived to work the sugar ha |
ters", an activity particularly popular with | immigrants from eastern and southern Europe and eastern |
Lincoln Place was settled largely by | immigrants from Eastern Europe who moved to the area in |
ame the leader of gang that smuggled illegal | immigrants from Mexico into the U.S. Leather was captur |
Immigrants from Taiwan to the United States and Canada | |
t part of the economy due to the increase of | immigrants from partner country Guyana. |
ng as he had tried to stop influx of illegal | immigrants from neighboring countries and also to demon |
but also by recipes brought to New Mexico by | immigrants from other Hispanic countries. |
lated to the move to totally exclude Chinese | immigrants from Canada, which led to the 1923 Chinese E |
e Los Angeles area, there have been very few | immigrants from the Republic of China - especially thos |
Because of | immigrants from these nations, it is also readily found |
ging club founded in 1900 by Evansville area | immigrants from Germany. |
Immigration organisation, which consisted of | immigrants from Germany and Austria. |
Muslim, mostly Urdu-speaking, descended from | immigrants from Bihar and Uttar Pradesh. |
ommunity, with a focus on the growing number | immigrants from Latin America and Somalia (both Somalis |
Immigrants from Eastern Europe, Israel, and the Caucasu | |
was located on the outskirts of town, where | immigrants from Bessarabia in the southern regions of U |
astern North Carolina was settled chiefly by | immigrants from rural England and the Scottish Highland |
It was founded by three German | immigrants from Bavaria. |
were made to attract middle- or upper-class | immigrants from the other municipalities in the comarca |
area known as Garryowen was settled by Irish | immigrants from County Limerick in 1838-1839. |
during the Qing Dynasty in 1767 by Fukienese | immigrants from Anxi County, Quanzhou Municipality, Fuj |
It also protected illegal | immigrants from deportation due to reporting hate crime |
actories in Tampa that brought a wave of new | immigrants from Spain, but especially from Cuba. |
ceived its name for the nearby settlement of | immigrants from Norway in this location starting in 183 |
monitoring operations in respect of illegal | immigrants from the Mainland and Vietnam. |
The poplulation increase is caused by the | immigrants from Kerkuk and other kurdish occupied areas |
eming contrast to the Holekamps, most German | immigrants from the Texas Hill Country were supporters |
t is mainly non-professional, including many | immigrants from North Africa, and they did much of thei |
gnificantly in the 1990s with the arrival of | immigrants from the Middle East, and is the home thousa |
by Punjabis and Sidhis and Multanis who were | immigrants from Pakistan. |
ng the affluent middle class and many recent | immigrants from developing nations in Latin America 26% |
The village was established in 1949 by | immigrants from Yemen, and was named after the biblical |
Lynch was born in Virginia to Quaker | immigrants from Ireland. |
The village was established in 1955 by | immigrants from North Africa on land which had formerly |
They were Galician | immigrants from Xunqueira de Espadanedo (Ourense, Galic |
Immigrants from this time period often, upon arrival in | |
ependence, Neve Efraim was founded by Jewish | immigrants from Yemen and Neve Oved was established by |
ted culinarily from the influx of Portuguese | immigrants from the Azores during the 19th century with |
ented in Hindustani, with the aim of helping | immigrants from South Asia to the UK to become integrat |
It was founded in the mid 19th century by | immigrants from north Moravia (in what is now part of t |
With the current influx of new | immigrants from American Samoa, Marshall Islands, Samoa |
e booming mines and railroads attracted many | immigrants from Italy. |
the Hong Kong government to prevent illegal | immigrants from mainland China, and access to the area |
name implies, originally settled largely by | immigrants from Ireland in the early 19th century. |
ton's North End was begun in 1919 by Italian | immigrants from Montefalcione, a small town near Naples |
The founders were later joined by more | immigrants from Kurdistan. |
sed of describing tenants (some of whom were | immigrants from Cambodia) as "little pigs". |
the 20th century; it attracted thousands of | immigrants from around the world, mostly young, single |
e also Yankees from Maine and New Hampshire, | immigrants from Germany and Switzerland, and others. |
l turn over of housing, as a large number of | immigrants from Haiti and other Caribbean countries con |
1900 - 18 November 1988) and Percival Clark, | immigrants from the Caribbean islands. |
The moshav was established in 1949 by | immigrants from Greece, who were later joined by immigr |
e local population has swelled with Catholic | immigrants from Vietnam, the Philippines, and Latin Ame |
accused the game of inviting people to harm | immigrants from those two nations. |
s-Irish comprised the most numerous group of | immigrants from the British Isles before the American R |
with most of his students being undocumented | immigrants from Mexico. |
ere are also an estimated 10 million illegal | immigrants from the ex-Soviet states in Russia. |
he son of John Crowe and Elizabeth Marshall, | immigrants from Ireland. |
d Mary McGladery Tape (1857-1934), were both | immigrants from China. |
lined for most of the 20th century as French | immigrants from North Africa imported cuttings of varie |
aking evangelicals in the Western U.S. among | immigrants from the former Soviet Union and members are |
Immigrants from Western Europe and North America are eq | |
It involved mobs expelling Chinese | immigrants from the city of Tacoma, Washington. |
vious 50 years), but also in diversity, with | immigrants from Russia and Eastern Europe, Italy, and t |
Dutch | immigrants from the 1650s onwards, and British, immigra |
17th Avenue and the arrival of thousands of | immigrants from Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia. |
sions, the Dese or native and the Multani or | immigrants from Multan. |
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