How to pronounce “migrant”(noun) in English

migrants you know U Indian migrant workers who were the first you know the Kies but it was the Kies in fact it was

Migrants having children abroad.

a migrant, the husband's in another city as a migrant, and they have two daughters each with a different relative in a different village.

Many migrants they leave their kids back in the village, their parents are back in the village, sometimes, --in the book there's one family--, where the wife is one city as

For migrants when they leave where they're registered they come to the cities where they're not registered they often their kids are turned way from urban schools, they can't get healthcare,

Because the money that migrants send back to the villages, in lots of places, really is the major portion of local income and so they're really responsible for raising rural

50% of migrants will live in eight square meters or less, which is essentially a bed with a walkway around it.

to allow 10 million migrants to trade in their rural registration for an urban registration so they could become official city residents.

So those migrants are really sort of isolated from the larger society, so I didn't write about those, so I don't know so much about the conditions in factories.

immigrants or migrants um as of 2000 the per capita income in Watsonville was a

they keep very close tabs on every migrant who's left.

There was just so many migrants that my life depends on in the cities that it was became a sort of overwhelming project.

But as I talked to different migrants over and over again, they, themselves, brought this up as being the key to their ability to survive in China, in urban China, for so

So last year a full 70% of migrants were under the age of 30 and 65% typically finished middle school.

This is very common that migrants, their families are very split apart.

I think that at some point these migrants who, for decades, have basically been sort of blindly pushing ahead and enduring difficulties, eating bitterness, without really having many

So moving a lot of those desperately poor people-- migrant workers-- into cities.

Drug trafficking, migrant smuggling, sex trafficking, money laundering, arms trade, intellectual property theft.

There's also a stigma among the urban population that migrants and migrant children are sort of lower quality, than the urban population.

chef from um Central China and he's a migrant um his name is Chef dong and

All the attention today is on Mexico and Mexican migrants crossing the border.

But one thing I find ironic is the first migrants who caught the attention of US authorities crossing the border, which was concerned the serious policy threat,

So the first one is who are China's rural migrants?

And so I think for a lot of migrants you kind of go and you freeze the question and so I think there is an openness and there's a delight that India's doing well, but it's easier for

My longtime interest and graduate study research all had to do with forced migrants and displaced people in East Africa.

But the people really at the heart of it are China's s rural migrants.

And I think in the west people tend to think of China's migrants mostly as factory workers, but in fact of the 200 million migrants that are out there right now only about a third

But in addition to that, migrants are really essential to building up China's rural areas as well.

If you look hour-by-hour, migrants are still quite underpaid.

I think that while most migrants aren't going to become as successful as this man, I mean, most urbanites aren't even going to become as successful as this man has become.

And this actually corresponds with what I saw when I was interviewing people that many migrants said to me, "We don't have many skills, we do physical manual labor and at some point

Most migrants right now, at least, are not willing to trade in that piece of land for

I think it's it's important to sort of realize that migrants aren't seeing their own reality as maybe we are viewing it and hearing about it in the media.

But I knew and spent a lot of time with east bound migrants.

know, many of them actually a number of the students that I met were migrant farm workers or the children migrant farm workers.

They particularly affect the lives of women and girls, migrants and refugees, and the LGBTI population.

Therese Caouette is executive director at CPI and has worked with refugees, migrants, and displaced persons in Southeast

If the floods in Thailand, for example-- now we blame migrants because we don't have enough jobs, so we're going round them up and deport them.

So again, I said there's about 200 million migrants now and there will be about 300 million within the next 20 years.

So, for example, over the next 20 years migrants will help to build 5 million new buildings including 50,000 sky scrapers or the equivalent of 10 New York cities.

I had this idea to do a blog post about how much the average urbanite's life depends on migrants.

Because they provide such a sort of critical, low cost housing alternative for migrants, they tend to be very densely populated.

And that's not my experience with them and I don't think that that's really the way that most migrants view their own reality.

first I'm going to answer a few key questions that give you a little bit of background of migrants.

if you want but essentially I I was saying that the rise of these huge Factory towns with migrants from the

exactly the districts in which opium was grown you know so when I was looking at the sort of history of these migrants it

The mantra in policy circles about transnational organized crime, drug trafficking, migrant smuggling, and so on today is that they're all greatly aided by new

stores and health clinics and fitness stores, fitness centers and really he's blown past all the typical obstacles that would be in a migrant's path.

Do you envision that you would be almost a reverse migrant and go back and actually be there to be part