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Old Posted Apr 19, 2019, 1:27 PM
Crawford Crawford is offline
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Originally Posted by pdxtex View Post
asian immigration will slow but continue to show gains. economic prosperity in their home countries will continue and asian birth rates just arent that high. this country will be mexico 2.0 in 100 years. which is fine by me.
The U.S. has had net negative immigration from Mexico for years, so that makes no sense. And Mexico has more or less the same birthrates as the U.S.

Asians are the biggest immigrant cohort right now, and given the fact there are billions of Asians, probably biggest cohort going forward. The future of the U.S., long-term, is probably more Asian than Hispanic.