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19 Countries
Union, NJ: Italy, Portugal, Poland, China, India, Philippines, Nigeria, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Haiti, Jamaica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru
17 Countries
Bergen, NJ: Italy, Poland, Russia, Ukraine, China, Korea, India, Philippines, Turkey, Cuba, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Guatemala, Mexico, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru.
16 Countries
Hudson, NJ: China, Korea, India, Pakistan, Philippines, Egypt, Cuba, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Brazil, Ecuador, Guyana, and Peru.
10 Countries
Middlesex, NJ: Poland, China, Korea, India, Pakistan, Philippines, Egypt, Dominican Republic, Mexico, and Peru.
Passaic, NJ: Italy, Poland, Bangladesh, India, Philippines, Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Mexico, Colombia, and Peru
Here you go!
10 Countries
Arlington, VA: China, Korea, India, Philippines, El Salvador, Guatemala, Mexico, Bolivia, Colombia, and Peru.
Thanks for this. But I’m confused. In what universe are Chinese/Korean immigrants are a higher % in comparison with Indians in Hudson and Middlesex? No chance that’s accurate.
Thanks for this. But I’m confused. In what universe are Chinese/Korean immigrants are a higher % in comparison with Indians in Hudson and Middlesex? No chance that’s accurate.
They aren’t listed in order of concentration. All listed just have at least 0.5% of the total population. No particular order beyond that.
My expectation is that immigration from some of these countries featured in the county lists, such as Italy and Japan, is on track to be very minimal in the future. Those are First World countries with very elderly demographics today, and immigration to the US is more prevalent among younger age groups.
On the other side of the coin, many countries in Africa and South/Southeast Asia with fast growing populations and lower economic development levels are likely to contribute more immigrants to the US going forward. Also unlike in much of the mid to late 20th century, these days immigrants are increasingly spreading out to many mid-sized and smaller metro areas in the US beyond the traditional "gateway" cities. This is leading to some surprising new immigrant clusters, such as Liberians in Fargo, ND or Burmese in Fort Wayne, IN.
Thanks for this. But I’m confused. In what universe are Chinese/Korean immigrants are a higher % in comparison with Indians in Hudson and Middlesex? No chance that’s accurate.
The list of countries is not in order of population.
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Miami-Dade is so, so, so dominant with it's Latin American diversity. Like it's literally the most diverse Latino place in the World. But that's where it ends, just Latin America.
Basically the same can be said for the other metro counties, and when all combined they have a total of 38 different countries, but out of the three only 1 country outside of Latin America appears briefly (India) for Broward County.
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Miami-Dade is so, so, so dominant with it's Latin American diversity. Like it's literally the most diverse Latino place in the World. But that's where it ends, just Latin America.
Basically the same can be said for the other metro counties, and when all combined they have a total of 38 different countries, but out of the three only 1 country outside of Latin America appears briefly (India) for Broward County.
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