immigration

Converse of object

• curb: The latest justification is that ID cards would curb illegal immigration.
• halt: The only way that the world can be stabilized is not by halting immigration, but by halting the need to emigrate.
• oppose: I am not someone who implacably opposes all immigration.
• restrict: It was by Mass Meetings that every attempt to restrict immigration has been defeated.
• tackle: Their latest assault on our freedoms comes because they have failed to tackle illegal immigration properly.
• combat: Instead, " third countries which do not cooperate in combating illegal immigration " are made the problem.

Adjective modifier

• illegal: We will put in place 24-hour security at ports to prevent illegal immigration.
• uncontrolled: What we have experienced in this country is uncontrolled immigration with very few checks on wo is coming in.
• large-scale: Is it really worth all the hassle of large-scale immigration just for that?
• unlimited: We cannot allow unlimited immigration to Britain to continue.
• mass: Myth: Mass immigration to the UK means greater demand for housing.

Modifies a noun

• detainee: There are currently only 30 beds available to the IS in London for immigration detainees.
• detention: Over 2,200 people - says the exhibition's leaflet - are locked up in immigration detention in the UK at any one time.
• adjudicator: Immigration He regularly appears for migrants at all levels, from the Court of Appeal to immigration adjudicators.
• status: Give good careers advice Students ' immigration status may affect their entitlements.
• officer: We welcome the 600 extra immigration officers announced by the Prime Minister in his speech in Dover.
• official: A Latin American man has turned to a Bristol church in a bid to being deported by immigration officials.

Noun used with modifier

• scale: They know that large scale immigration is against their interests and they are very tired of it.
• labor: What should be the objectives of labor immigration policy?