Latino Population Growth
A comprehensive study on Latino population growth in the U.S. has been released by Pew Research Center based on a study of 2007-2014 census data. Two factors are responsible for the slowing growth: reduced fertility and immigration rates.
Pew Research Center
The immigration trends in the United States are both changing quickly and a long time in the making, according to new research by the Pew Research Center
Five Thirty Eight
...38 million people are already here, explains USC Professor Dowell Myers in response to the question, "Is California's growth slow-down a problem?" Myers new research is on the implications of the state's baby bust.
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