The barber shop even served as a pop-up Covid vaccination center this past summer. When Almonte started school, there were essentially no Latinos in his community; he was among nearly 6, Hispanics in the state at the time. In Manchester, the St. Generations before, the church used to serve Irish and French-Canadian immigrants. The first group of Hispanics to immigrate to New Hampshire were Uruguayans, who came to the state about 40 years ago to work in textile mills, according to Eva Castillo, a longtime Latina and immigrant rights advocate who has lived in the state for nearly three decades.
They were followed by Colombians, who moved to New Hampshire after missionaries from the church visited the South American nation. When Almonte opened his barber shop, it was one of the few Latino-owned businesses in Nashua.
Despite living in other places — Almonte lived in New Jersey and Florida before returning to New Hampshire — they tell their dad that they want to set roots in the city his dad moved to as a teen. Chef and entrepreneur Omar Pereney places fish onto a tray at his test kitchen in Houston on Sept.
Houston resident Omar Pereney started cooking in Venezuelan restaurants at age Pereney, 27, born in Caracas, Venezuela, moved to Texas from Mexico in The company works with restaurateurs to build their businesses, from concepts and menus to interior design and labor and location advice. Texas is the state with the largest absolute growth of Latinos in the last decade, almost 2 million more than in That has pushed the number of Hispanics in the state — which was once a part of Mexico along with nine other states in the West, Southwest and Midwest — to being nearly even with non-Hispanic whites.
Many ended up in Texas, mostly in the Houston area, drawn by the oil and gas industry. In fact, so many Venezuelans can be found in the suburban city of Katy that it came to be called Katyzuela over the past decade.
Texas has the second-largest Venezuelan American population, behind Florida, going from 20, in to about 73,, according to the census and population estimates. Pereney said many of his Venezuelan friends, with whom he gathers with regularly for rounds of Truco, a card game popular in South America, are engineers or other employees in the oil and gas business. His employers moved him to Houston to cook at Peska, a seafood restaurant.
He was soon recruited to be chef to the first President Bush and his wife, Barbara, who were Houston residents after they left the White House. It was an awesome experience. Name required. Email will not be published required. Salud America! Map Pin John Smith Ste. July 14, U. Latinos Reach Record-High Share On Social!
Here are some other key facts: Los Angeles County had the largest Latino population 4. Overall, 11 counties had more than a million Hispanics in In U. Of counties with 20, or more people in , the Hispanic population had the fastest growth from to in Kaufman County, Texas, increasing by White population gains in recent decades have grown smaller over time, from But a white population loss between and would be unprecedented. Second, the Census Bureau was not projecting white population losses to occur until after This makes any national population growth even more reliant on other race and ethnic groups.
The white demographic decline is largely attributable to its older age structure when compared to other race and ethnic groups. This leads to fewer births and more deaths relative to its population size. In , the white median age was The new census estimates show that, in contrast to other groups, white Americans sustained a natural decrease an excess of deaths over births of 1,, over the to period.
The loss was partially attenuated by the net gain of 1,, white immigrants. Thus, the projected decline in the white population occurred eight years earlier than census projections predicted , contributing to the lower growth in the total U. Nationally, the U.
For most of these groups, natural increase was the primary contributor to growth. Asian Americans, Black residents, and persons of two or more races contributed 4. This is not just the case nationally, but for many individual areas within the United States as well. While white population losses are not evident in all parts of the country, it is fairly pervasive, with the main exceptions being places that attract white internal migrants. Between and , 27 states and 47 of the largest metropolitan areas showed white population losses.
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South continues to lead in Hispanic population growth, but three fastest growing counties are in North Dakota Regional growth patterns have changed some following the start of the Great Recession. About a third of these counties were located along the Southwest border and about half are in non-metropolitan areas. Between and , the Hispanic population declined in 38 counties with at least 1, Hispanics in , most of which were located in Colorado, New Mexico and Texas.
States The five states with the largest Hispanic populations are California 15 million , Texas In most states, U. Most of the top 10 states ranked by the foreign-born share among Hispanics are located in the South.
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