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The ban applies to any economic migrant or student who has not been granted permission to stay for more than six months.

As economic migrants they should not be feared since an economic migrant has no negative connotation ndash this is a person who is here to conduct an economic activity, according to Vatraacute#318ovaacute.

IOM: Number of foreigners in Slovakia keeps growing but at a slower pace than in other EU states

I've been pigeon-holed at different times and for different reasons into three categories: refugee, displaced person and economic migrant.

When people move they become the playthings of semantics

Mr Langton came to Spain as an economic migrant when times were tough in England.

Ex-pat unhappy at being unable to cast EU vote

Every time an economic migrant is employed in the UK, it means another unemployed British worker.

Turning backs on the British; Letters Write to: Letters, The Journal, Groat Market, Newcastle, NE1 1ED Email: jnl.letters@ncjmedia.co.uk

According to The Telegraph, the report by the Democracy Institute warns that the British Government is to blame for the amessa of migration describing the flood of new arrivals as a aself-inflicted economic migrant own goal.a

Report Predicts Considerable Influx of Bulgarians, Romanians to UK

The construction industry has long been one of the cornerstones of the British economy and economic migrant workers through the ages have played a key part in its success.

AGENDA: There's room for all to build future for Britain; The growing skills gap in the construction industry is threatening the Government's ambitious development targets over the coming years - and migrant labour is not the long term answer, says Marcus Higgins, construction director for Solihull-based G&C Finance

Unlike the others, Mr Golebiewski came to this country as an economic migrant and has enjoyed capturing scenes such as Warwick Castle and Coventry's Holy Trinity Church in his spare time from his job as a warehouse operative.

Place we call home

The aim of Croeso is to promote discussion of diversity issues between different community groups, addressing concerns around ethnicity, race, economic migrant or asylum status.

Project with a message

The number of pupils from economic migrant families in the borough has risen from 199 in 2004 to 356 this year.

Major rise in immigrant work-seekers; Council defends help for 'vital part of workforce'

However, If I were an economic migrant with nothing to gain apart from being sent back home - I might well think again and not come.

A firm and fair policy on asylum is needed

In a memo to the Welsh Affairs Select Committee, the WLGA writes, The lack of accurate figures and profiles of the migrant worker population severely inhibit measures local authorities need to develop to respond to the diverse needs of new economic migrant workers.

Councils ask for help with migrants