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The 2020 census made it clear Latinos are no longer a minority in the U.S.. For several decades, they have been one of the fastest-growing groups. Since 2010, the population has grown 23%, faster than the growth rate of the country as a whole, which only reached 7%.
Mexicans in America
Within this growing Hispanic force, the most significant number, by far, come from Mexico. According to Pew Research Center, 37 million Americans self-identify as of Mexican origin, which is equivalent to 62% of the Latino population in the country.
The phenomenon is due to the close proximity of the two countries, as they share a 1,970-mile border and, in spite of efforts to build barriers, the traffic on there is unstoppable.
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Mexicans in America
Within this growing Hispanic force, the most significant number, by far, come from Mexico. According to Pew Research Center, 37 million Americans self-identify as of Mexican origin, which is equivalent to 62% of the Latino population in the country.
The phenomenon is due to the close proximity of the two countries, as they share a 1,970-mile border and, in spite of efforts to build barriers, the traffic on there is unstoppable.
Hispanic Heritage: Mexicans are the largest Hispanic group in the U.S.
In the U.S. there are 37 million reasons to celebrate Mexican independence day.
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