Thread: Hispanic Population Has Grown More Numerous Than Asian- and

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Hispanic Population Has Grown More Numerous Than Asian- and African-Americans in 26 of the 50 States Hispanic Population Truly a National Presence
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Hispanics now outnumber African- and Asian-Americans in 26 of the 50 states, according to a Tomás Rivera Policy Institute (TRPI) analysis of the 2004 census. While California and Texas still possess more than 50 percent of the nation’s Hispanic population, southern states from North Carolina to Arkansas have seen phenomenal Hispanic population growth. (See Table 1.)

“The dispersion of the Latino community from its traditional ports of entry, such as California, New York and Florida, has been occurring for some time but has really accelerated in the past decade,” stated Harry P. Pachon, President of the Tomás Rivera Policy Institute and Professor of Public Policy at the University of Southern California.

In 1970, according to TRPI census analysis, Hispanics were the largest ethnic minority in comparison to African- and Asian-Americans in nine states. In 1990, that number grew to 11 states; in 2000 Hispanics were the largest ethnic minority in 23 states; and now, at mid-decade, the figure has grown to 26 states. (See Table 2.)

“The dispersion of the Hispanic community throughout the country means that Hispanic community issues are no longer single state or regional issues. Hispanic issues are now national issues,” continued Pachon.

According to Institute researchers, a variety of factors account for this national dispersion, including employment opportunities, lower housing values, and informal social and familial networks.

About TRPI
Founded in 1985, the Tomás Rivera Policy Institute advances critical, insightful thinking on key issues affecting Latino communities through objective, policy-relevant research and its implications, for the betterment of the nation. TRPI is an affiliated research unit of the University of Southern California School of Policy, Planning, and Development, and is associated with the Institute for Social and Economic Research and Policy at Columbia University. To learn more about the Tomás Rivera Policy Institute, visit the Institute’s website at http://www.trpi.org.

“The dispersion of the Hispanic community throughout the country means that Hispanic community issues are no longer single state or regional issues. Hispanic issues are now national issues,” continued Pachon.

Didn't need a study to prove that!

Have these people ever herad of Birth Control ????

Can't have that when your planning a take-over!

Originally Posted by ConcernedCitizen

Have these people ever herad of Birth Control ????

I have often wondered this myself !!!

I see Alaska was added to the list in 2004. Hawaii isn't on it though!

We are participating in and encouraging our own demise...

Hawaii isn't on it though!

Neither is Ill and Chicago is a major sanctuary city.......it definately needs to be upgraded even more!! That's 2 years old already and far from accurate.

Gee it did not take a rocket scientist to figure that one out, wonder how much it cost us for those results.

Under the guidlines for the North American Union proposed by the Council on Foreign Relations, immigration (or more correctly, migration) into the US is to be based on a "North American preference", i.e; Mexican migrants. Asians, Europeans, Africans are no longer welcome to immigrate to the US, and Canadians aren't really breaking down the door to live here.