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I was curious about Louisville since it was top so I looked it up. Of the 35k new international immigrants since 2010, about 8k came from Cuba. I guess its pretty well known there:
Louisville even has circulating Cuban newspapers, the main one being Kentubano. The number is waaaaaay higher than 8,000. Some estimates I have seen are triple that. Cubans love Louisville.
There are at least two Cuban neighborhoods and dozens of Cuban businesses.
Louisville, as I have been saying, is the most underestimated city on this board.
Louisville even has circulating Cuban newspapers, the main one being Kentubano. The number is waaaaaay higher than 8,000. Some estimates I have seen are triple that. Cubans love Louisville.
There are at least two Cuban neighborhoods and dozens of Cuban businesses.
Louisville, as I have been saying, is the most underestimated city on this board.
8,000 is the number of new immigrants Louisville got from Cuba 2010 to 2019.
This isnt a semantic. Puerto Ricans are not classified as immigrants by the Census. They are viewed the same as those who might move to Philly from Chicago.
Yes, by law they aren't immigrants. I made an honest yet ignorant mistake. Laws aside, if you genuinely believe that someone moving from Guam to Chicago is the same as me moving to New Jersey, I have a bridge in Brooklyn to sell you.
Yes, by law they aren't immigrants. I made an honest yet ignorant mistake. Laws aside, if you genuinely believe that someone moving from Guam to Chicago is the same as me moving to New Jersey, I have a bridge in Brooklyn to sell you.
I've lived in a US territory. Is moving from Guam to Chicago the same as moving from PA to NJ? Not exactly, but it's very similar to moving from Maui to Chicago. Puerto Rico is probably the most different territory, since a large percentage of the population isn't fluent in English, whereas pretty much everyone under 50 speaks English in the other US territories. The biggest adjustment soemone from Guam would have to make, other than the weather, is going to Target to shop instead of going to Kmart (the world's largest Kmart sits in Guam, and is still very popular).
Yes, by law they aren't immigrants. I made an honest yet ignorant mistake. Laws aside, if you genuinely believe that someone moving from Guam to Chicago is the same as me moving to New Jersey, I have a bridge in Brooklyn to sell you.
Dude, it’s no big deal. I’m just saying how the census views it not what it actually means.
San Francisco - 3 Countries
India: 70,580
China: 34,080
Afghanistan: 12,187
San Jose - 3 Countries
China: 50,250
India: 45,224
Vietnam: 10,663
Philadelphia - 3 Countries
India: 23,336
China: 16,252
Dominican Republic: 14,829
Tampa - 3 Countries
Cuba: 32,069
India: 10,960
Venezuela: 10,159
Detroit - 3 Countries
India: 20,958
Bangladesh: 13,596
Iraq: 13,405
Sacramento - 3 Countries
India: 14,389
China: 13,823
Vietnam: 10,008
Seattle/Tacoma - 2 Countries
China: 49,739
India: 46,231
Chicago - 2 Countries
India: 21,757
China: 20,029
Riverside - 2 Countries
China: 20,751
Philippines: 12,295
Phoenix - 2 Countries
India: 27,895
Philippines: 10,631
San Diego - 2 Countries
China: 10,471
India: 10,332
Las Vegas - 2 Countries
Philippines: 21,707
Cuba: 10,623
Minneapolis/St. Paul - 2 Countries
Somalia: 12,409
India: 12,205
Charlotte - 2 Countries
India: 19,551
Honduras: 10,535
Austin - 1 Country
India: 22,013
Baltimore - 1 Country
Nigeria: 13,305
Providence - 1 Country
Dominican Republic: 12,443
Columbus - 1 Country
India: 15,034
Denver - 0 Countries
Portland - 0 Countries
San Antonio - 0 Countries
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