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    September 8, 2015
    The Impact of Slowing Immigration: Foreign-Born Share Falls Among 14 Largest U.S. Hispanic Origin Groups
    U.S. Hispanic Origin Groups, by Population, 2013

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    U.S. Hispanic Origin Groups, by Population, 2013
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    The Impact of Slowing Immigration: Foreign-Born Share Falls Among 14 Largest U.S. Hispanic Origin Groups
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    Immigrant Share Falls Among Largest Hispanic Origin Groups since 2000
    Foreign-born Share Among U.S. Hispanic Origin Groups, 2000-2013
    Foreign-born Among U.S. Hispanic Origin Groups, 2000-2013
    Across Hispanic Origin Groups, Majority Use a Hispanic Origin Term to Describe Their Identity
    Median Age of the U.S. Hispanic Population, by Origin, 2013
    Educational Attainment by Latino Origin Group, 2013
    Share Proficient in English, by Hispanic Origin Group, 2013
    U.S. Citizen Share Among Hispanic Origin Groups, 2013
    Median Household Income Among U.S. Hispanic Origin Groups, 2013
    Poverty Rate Among Hispanic Origin Groups, 2013
    Share Without Health Insurance, by Hispanic Origin Group, 2013
    Homeownership Rate Among U.S. Hispanic Origin Groups, 2013
    U.S. Hispanic Origin Groups, by Population, 2013
    Immigrant Share Falls Among Largest Hispanic Origin Groups since 2000
    U.S. Hispanic Origin Groups, by Population, 2013
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    Foreign-born Among U.S. Hispanic Origin Groups, 2000-2013
    Across Hispanic Origin Groups, Majority Use a Hispanic Origin Term to Describe Their Identity
    Median Age of the U.S. Hispanic Population, by Origin, 2013
    Educational Attainment by Latino Origin Group, 2013
    Share Proficient in English, by Hispanic Origin Group, 2013
    U.S. Citizen Share Among Hispanic Origin Groups, 2013
    Median Household Income Among U.S. Hispanic Origin Groups, 2013
    Poverty Rate Among Hispanic Origin Groups, 2013
    Share Without Health Insurance, by Hispanic Origin Group, 2013
    Homeownership Rate Among U.S. Hispanic Origin Groups, 2013
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