Anti-immigrant sentiment reached a fever pitch after 9/11, but its origins go back much
further. Public rhetoric aimed at exposing a so-called invasion of Latino immigrants has …

The proportion of Hispanics who are Catholic remains unclear, partly because of varying
survey methods and limited understanding of how these variations affect estimates of …

We used data from the Integrated Public Use Microdata Samples to document poverty rates
among native‐born and foreign‐born Mexicans living in the southwest and in new regions …

The geographic diffusion of Latinos from immigrant gateways to newly-emerging rural
destinations is one of the most significant recent trends in US population redistribution. Yet …

This study attempts to answer the research question, Does living with grandparents
influence minority language maintenance among grandchildren? The conventional three …

Studies of the determinants of English language ability have generally focused on the
largest immigrant groups in the United States. Much less is known about smaller, but …

Although US Latinos continue to be concentrated in particular places, many have shifted to
“new” locations around the country. This study employs data from the Mexican Migration …

Many regions of the United States, including the Midwest, have recently undergone
significant demographic change. Much of this Midwestern demographic change, particularly …

Ethnic residential concentration is often found to hamper immigrants' majority language
proficiency. However, there are still several gaps in our understanding of the relationship …

This analysis of New Immigrant Survey data indicates that the longer immigrants are in the
US, the more likely they are to use English with friends, at work, at home, and with a spouse …