Euro-immigrant

English

Noun

Euro-immigrant (plural Euro-immigrants)

1. Alternative form of Euroimmigrant
   • 2003, Ward Churchill, Acts of Rebellion: The Ward Churchill Reader, →ISBN:

     Unlike the Druids or the ancient Greek man-cults who celebrated Hector and Achilles, Native American societies can and do suffer the socioculturally debilitating effects of spiritual trivialization and appropriation at the hands of the massively larger Euro-immigrant population which has come to dominate literally every other aspect of our existence.

   • 2012, Andrew Horton, Joanna E. Rapf, A Companion to Film Comedy, →ISBN:

     Given that Greek immigration is not associated in the American imagination with any specific political, social, or economic crisis, images of Greek American, comic and dramatic, are probably like those of other Euro-immigrant groups immigrating in the same period.

   • 2016, Felipe Gonzales, Política: Nuevomexicanos and American Political Incorporation, 1821-1910, →ISBN:

     He had scores of Euromericans and Euro-immigrants as members of his parish and had presided over their marriages with native Mexican women.