Most Hispanics say immigrants are treated about the same or better in the U.S. than in Hispanic ancestors’ place of origin | Pew Research Center

January 13, 2022

Latinos See U.S. as Better Than Place of Family’s Ancestry for Opportunity, Raising Kids, Health Care Access

Most Hispanics say immigrants are treated about the same or better in the U.S. than in Hispanic ancestors’ place of origin

Most Hispanics say immigrants are treated about the same or better in the U.S. than in Hispanic ancestors’ place of origin

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Most Hispanics say immigrants are treated about the same or better in the U.S. than in Hispanic ancestors’ place of origin

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Latinos See U.S. as Better Than Place of Family’s Ancestry for Opportunity, Raising Kids, Health Care Access
Compared with the origin place of their Latino ancestors, most Latinos say the U.S. has better opportunity, conditions for raising kids and health care
Most Hispanics say immigrants are treated about the same or better in the U.S. than in Hispanic ancestors’ place of origin
Majority of Latinos born in Puerto Rico or another country say they would migrate to the U.S. again
Across generations, Hispanics say U.S. has better opportunities than their Hispanic ancestors’ origin place
About three-quarters of Latinos say conditions for raising kids are better in the U.S. than in Latino ancestors’ place of origin
Over two-thirds of Hispanics say access to health care is better in the U.S. than in the origin place of their Hispanic ancestors
Among Latinos, U.S. is generally seen as better for treatment of the poor than Latino ancestors’ origin place
For Hispanics, family ties are seen as stronger in their Hispanic ancestors’ place of origin than in the U.S.
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