Hispanics account for 65% of Texas' population growth from 2000-2010
The Census released state data for Texas today, which showed 65% of the state's population growth from 2000-2010 was due to the Hispanic population.
Texas
-- The Hispanic population is 9,460,921, up 41.8% from 2000 when it was 6,669,666
-- Non-Hispanic population increased 10.6%
-- The state's overall population increased by 4,293,741, of which 2,791,255(or 65%) were Hispanics
Texas
-- The Hispanic population is 9,460,921, up 41.8% from 2000 when it was 6,669,666
-- Non-Hispanic population increased 10.6%
-- The state's overall population increased by 4,293,741, of which 2,791,255(or 65%) were Hispanics
Labels: Census, Hispanic population growth
posted by latino lingo @ 3:49 PM
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