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    August 10, 2011
    2009, Foreign-Born Population in the United States Statistical Portrait

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    2009, Foreign-Born Population in the United States Statistical Portrait
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    Table 1. Population by Nativity and Citizenship Status: 2000 and 2009
    Table 2. Population Change by Nativity: 2000 and 2009
    Table 3. Foreign Born by Region of Birth: 2000 and 2009
    Table 4. Change in the Foreign-Born Population by Region of Birth: 2000 and 2009
    Table 5. Country of Birth: 2009
    Table 5 cont. Country of Birth: 2009
    Table 6. Population by Nativity, Race and Ethnicity: 2009
    Table 7. Racial Self-Identification, by Nativity
    Table 8. Foreign Born, by Region of Birth and Date of Arrival
    Table 9. Nativity, by Sex and Age
    Table 9a. Age and Gender Distribution for Nativity Groups: 2009
    Table 10. Median Age in Years, by Sex and Region of Birth: 2009
    Table 11. Foreign Born, by State: 2009
    Table 11 cont. Foreign Born, by State: 2009
    Table 12. Change in the Foreign-Born Population, by State: 2000 and 2009
    Table 12 cont. Change in the Foreign-Born Population, by State: 2000 and 2009
    Table 13. Foreign Born, by State and Region of Birth: 2009
    Table 13 cont. Foreign Born, by State and Region of Birth: 2009
    Table 13a. Foreign Born, by State and Region of Birth: 2009
    Table 13a cont. Foreign Born, by State and Region of Birth: 2009
    Table 14. Marital Status, by Region of Birth: 2009
    Table 15. Fertility in the Past Year, by Region of Birth: 2009
    Table 16. Fertility in the Past Year, by Marital Status and Region of Birth: 2009
    Table 18. Households, by Type and Region of Birth: 2009
    Table 17. Persons, by Household Type and Region of Birth: 2009
    Table 19. Heads of Households, by Family Size and Region of Birth: 2009
    Table 20. Living Arrangements of Children, by Region of Birth: 2009
    Table 21. Language Spoken at Home and English-Speaking Ability, by Age and Region of Birth: 2009
    Table 22. Language Spoken at Home and English-Speaking Ability Among Foreign Born, by Date of Arrival and Age: 2009
    Table 23. Persons, by Educational Attainment and Region of Birth: 2009
    Table 24. School Enrollment, by Nativity: 2000 and 2009
    Table 25. High School Dropouts,by Nativity and Region of Birth: 2000 and 2009
    Table 26. College Enrollment,by Nativity and Region of Birth: 2000 and 2009
    Table 27. Occupation, by Region of Birth: 2009
    Table 27 cont. Occupation, by Region of Birth: 2009
    Table 28. Detailed Occupation, by Region of Birth: 2009
    Table 28 cont. Detailed Occupation, by Region of Birth: 2009
    Table 29. Industry, by Region of Birth: 2009
    Table 30. Detailed Industry, by Region of Birth: 2009
    Table 30 cont. Detailed Industry, by Region of Birth: 2009
    Table 31. Persons, by Personal Earnings and Region of Birth: 2009
    Table 32. Median Personal Earnings,by Region of Birth: 2009
    Table 33. Full-time, Year-round Workers,by Personal Earnings and Region of Birth: 2009
    Table 34. Median Personal Earnings for Full-time, Year-round Workers, by Region of Birth: 2009
    Table 35. Households, by Income and Region of Birth: 2009
    Table 36. Median Household Income, by Region of Birth: 2009
    Table 37. Poverty, by Age and Region of Birth: 2009
    Table 38. Persons Without Health Insurance,by Age, Nativity and Citizenship: 2009

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