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native-born
[ ney-tiv-bawrn ]
adjective
- born in the place or country indicated:
a native-born Australian.
native-born
adjective
- born in the country or area indicated
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of native-born1
Example Sentences
The attacks on sanctuary policies assume that immigrants commit crimes at higher rates than the native-born population, said Kubrin, co-author of a 2023 book, “Immigration and Crime: Taking Stock.â€
His fiancée did not learn of it for some time, and she eventually took the veil, becoming a Dominican nun at a convent in Monterey — California’s first native-born Catholic sister.
Cutler-Kreutz, who co-wrote and co-directed with his brother, David, laments a “Kafkaesque†immigration system labyrinthine enough to confuse native-born Americans, much less noncitizens attempting to follow the rules to gain legal status.
Kids, native-born and newcomers alike, should not be sacrificed to reckless immigration enforcement.
The West Coast felt much too exposed, and its Japanese population, native-born, naturalized, or immigrants, were automatically and groundlessly assumed to put Japan first in their loyalties, even spying or committing sabotage on its behalf.
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