Define Migrant Meaning

A term used by the liberal media in the place of the term illegal immigrant to mislead the American people.

People usually from the Middle East and North Africa, who come to Europe for the free welfare and to harass as many native europeans as possible, through rape and trying to enforce sharia law. they are also referred to as Kebab or Terrorists.
Several EU countries take them in because of their radical leftist views of being "culturally enriched"

Adjective - Describes new players to the Battlefield (usually BF3) video game series who (generally) have come straight from the Call of Duty series and don't have notion how to properly play Battlefield, ie they dont PTFO

(irish/Uk) a smelly dirty job thief from Eastern Europe and the Asian Sub-continient.

n.
PC Newspeak word for non-U.S. citizen who has entered the United States illegally, i.e., without proper documentation and without complying with legally required U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) procedures.

Synonyms: Undocumented Immigrant/Worker, Illegal Alien.

Person who used to live in the digital stone age and got displaced into the computer era - usually considers sending e-mails a personal feat of epic proportions and visualizes "Space Invaders" when thinking of computer games.

Often politicians advocating for the regulation of technological advances they don't understand.

When you sit naked on the back of someones neck and rub your a-hole back and forth for erotic stimulation. So when you're done the back of their neck is all brown.

these are generaly polish, slovak, russian or portugese people who come to work in another country..normally northern ireland.

you will find most of them are lazy, rapists, diseased or have been in prison for robbery. They are also all illegaly claiming benefits from the British Government to satisfy their drug habits.

When you prowl from coffee shop to coffee shop, often in search of a quiet and free (ish) place in which to work. (warning--you will be expected to buy at least one small item per shop).

A person who, my moving across borders, is leading the world towards a post-national future. Before, it was common to distinguish among immigrants and emigrants, refering to those leaving or entering a country, respectively. Today the more common formulation is migrant because it does not suppose people have fixed places of origin or destination.