Foreign-born residents reach 10 percent of U S population
AP reports that by July 1 1998 foreign-born residents totaled 25 208 000 or 9 3 percent of the U S population. The share rose during the 1990s and is near the 9 7 percent level recorded in 1850, the earliest year the Census asked birthplace.
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Hispanics Seek Dream Amid Diverse Voices in America
A Univision survey found Latinos view the American Dream as attainable through hard work and education, while demographics show Hispanics at 30.4 million in 1998 and poised to become the largest minority by 2005. Education remains a critical concern as dropout rates remain high and college attainment is low.
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