1. None the less other work has confirmed Pahl's view that inmigration would lead to social segregation.

2. Where tourism attracts in-migration of workers, develop new communities that themselves constitute a destination enhancement.

3. Meanwhile, sustainable development of in-migration area is also on the agenda.

4. But CMHC expects that economic growth and more in-migration will lift housing starts by 9.2 per cent in 2012 to 10,100 units.

5. Research on the in-migration influence of rural labor on the urban employment issues is much important to both the government and academic fields.

6. Howdendyke is almost wholly working-class and current policies prevent in-migration.

7. Exceptions are to be found in places that saw significant in-migration during the period of European expansion that began in the early 16th Century.

8. America is the most notable example, because it has seen the most in-migration.

9. So, we can draw a conclusion that under certain population capacity, the in-migration by force will inevitably result in the outflow of immigration, and the in-migrants are easier to flow out.