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Latin Population and Economy Report

A demographic and economic report on Latino populations across US states, counties and cities.

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A demographic and economic report on Latino populations across US states, counties and cities.

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1 1) Which states/counties/cities have the highest Latin populations? In the United States, the Latinx population has grown to approximately 60 million throughout the country (2020 Census). States with the highest Latinx populations include New Mexico, Texas, Arizona and California – all states that border Mexico. The two states with the highest populations are California (15.6 million) and Texas (11.5 million). Florida also has a high population of 5.7 million. 2 11 Cities with the highest Hispanic populations (2019) include: 1. New York, NY (2.27 million) 2. Los Angeles, CA (3.8 million) 3. Houston, TX (908,000) 4. San Antonio, TX (807,000) 5. Chicago, IL (774,000) 6. Phoenix, AZ (643,000) 7. Dallas, TX (537,000) 8. El Paso, TX (482,000) 9. San Diego, CA (354,000) 10. San Jose, CA (294,000) 11. Miami, FL (285,000) Source: https://www.usnews.com/news/slideshows/11-cities-with-the-most-hispanics The LatinX population will nearly double to 109 million in the next four decades. The LatinX population is the second fastest growing ethnic group in the United States after Asian Americans. …
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