However, these were migrants living in conditions of extreme poverty at home.

However, these migrants lived in a place adjoining the village.

In cities, the migrants live in slums, three or more to a room, and may move often.

Most migrants live behind high factory walls in crowded dormitories.

That does not include migrants living short of legality in parts of the world.

There were 35,638 African migrants living in Israel in 1906.

Oppression comes from state police, while a federal agency runs government camps where migrants live decently and with self-respect.

Many migrants live in illegally built rented rooms, subject to demolition during crackdowns.

In addition, remittances received from migrants working or living in diaspora form a significant amount of international transfer.

The practical argument for regionalisation appeared to undermined by the fact that most migrants lived in the South East.