It would depend on what time and place the question is asking. Nowadays, Immigration is mostly done by plane, but in the older times, such as the 1700's, being on an immigrant ship was horrible. Disease was often rampant, and many settlers died before getting off the ship. Pirates could also attack these ships. A few immigrant ships were also slave ships, so many died of the horrible sanitation and disease conditions.
Eastern European origin is likely to be like an old immigrant. This is the immigrant that fled from Nazi persecution.
the growing immigrant population - NovaNet
The ship was a candle ship, long and slender. There is a small image at the related link.
Immigrant ghettis are a special area or nighbourhood that is full by Immigrants or a specific immigrant.
No, she was not an immigrant. She was born in Tuskegee, Alabama.
By ship.
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To me, undocumented immigrant sounds like the formerly known as illegal immigrant.
They got to the new world (or anywhere else) by ship like every immigrant did. Many blacksmiths would have been born in a country and apprenticed there.
Eastern European origin is likely to be like an old immigrant. This is the immigrant that fled from Nazi persecution.
you would have to apply for a citizen ship. which requires a citizenship test and a lot of other aspects
the growing immigrant population - NovaNet
The thoughtful tidiness of my Dutch ancestors left in their wake sparkling steerage decks, atypically disease-free immigrant accommodations, and appreciative immigrant ship crew and immigrant camp staff members everywhere, from Rotterdam, South Hollland all the way to Platteville, Wisconsin.
In the 1800's when immigrants landed in NY they had been in the steerage of the ship for 2 months. Interesting fact 40% of the American population had a relative come through Ellis Island.
they both melt in
Like a Ship was created in 1988.