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One guess frequently ventured is that the large Hispanic in-migration has something to do with it.— Economic Principals
In 2007, Tucson was 14th on a list of cities with net in-migration of 10,000 families or more, with 3.8 percent more move-ins than move-outs.
This larger purpose is also behind its other elements: a reduction in the status of the Uyghur language, mass Han Chinese in-migration to Uighur areas, and the transfer of Uighur women to eastern China.— open Democracy News Analysis - Comments
But in the years that followed the in-migration slowed, and in 2005 it reversed, when a net 52,000 people moved out.— Latest Articles
The situation-changing effect of a detailed analysis of the composition and distribution of the population of Western Palestine, and of the nature of immigration and in-migration into that area, is of immense significance; that these data have heretofore been almost entirely ignored.— Israelated - English Israel blogs
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