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Example sentences for: emigration

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Forty years ago, before a sizable emigration from Mexico into New Mexico, in this state the Spanish-speaking element of the population carelessly called itself mexicano , as some of the older Hispanics still do, though New Mexico had not been part of Mexico for more than a century and then for only about a quarter of a century after New Spain became the Mexican Republic.
Berlin’s Jewish population, which stood at 170,000 in 1933, was reduced by emigration and extermination to around 6,000 by 1945.
The government declared itself bankrupt in 1892, and emigration reached unprecedented levels.
High on top of the extinct volcano of Guanapay, the castle now hosts the Museo del Emigrante Canario, where sepia photos and nostalgic exhibits tell the sad story of how mass emigration to South America was the only option left for many Canarian families.
Cursed by emigration since the potato famine of the 1840s, "Ireland ached to present itself as Europe's 'victim,' with the English invariably cast as the villain of the piece.