4. A 2nd generation moment George Gershwin 1898--1937 Leonard Berstein
Aaron Copeland

8. Population change in the US: 1985-2035
25 years in the past
25 years in the future
14 million immigrants
3.5 from Latin America
Immigrants = 6%
63 million immigrants
30 million from Latin America
Immigrants = 16%

9. Population change in the US: 1985-2035
25 years in the past
25 years in the future
14 million immigrants
3.5 from Latin America
Immigrants = 6%
Whites = 80%
63 million immigrants
30 million from Latin America
Immigrants = 16%
Whites = 55%

10. Population change in the US: 1985-2035
25 years in the past
25 years in the future
14 million immigrants
3.5 from Latin America
Immigrants = 6%
Whites = 80%
Latinos = 6.5 %
Latinos = 15 million
63 million immigrants
30 million from Latin America
Immigrants = 16%
Whites = 55%
Latinos = 25%
Latinos = 90 million

11. Change in the number of immigrants residing in the United States by decade
Migration Policy Institute Data Hub

14. U.S. Birth Rate:

15. COMPONENTS OF POPULATION CHANGE FOR THE US: 2000-2005
TOTAL POPULATION CHANGE
NATURAL INCREASE
BIRTHS
DEATHS
NET INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION
14,985,802
8,651,861
21,329,804
12,677,943
6,333,941
42% OF GROWTH
TOTAL POPULATION
2000 CENSUS BASELINE: 281,424,602
2005 ESTIMATE: 296,410,404

16. Percent of Women (15-44) with a Birth in the Past Year (2007)
Source: Pew Hispanic Center tabulations of 2007 American Community Survey

17. Three Components of Change: 1) High immigration
(in millions)
Total
2000 → 2005
Natural
(Births-Deaths)
Internacional
(Immigration – emigration) US 15 9 6
Whites
2.8
1.6
1.2
Hispanics
7.4
4.1
3.3
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Cumulative Estimates of Components of Population Change

18. Three Components of change: 2) Low Birth Rates for Whites
(in millions)
Total
2000 → 2005
Natural
(Births-Deaths)
Internacional
(Immigration – emigration) US 15 9 6
Whites
2.8
1.6
1.2
Hispanics
7.4
4.1
3.3
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Cumulative Estimates of Components of Population Change

19. Three Components of change: 3) High Birth Rates for Hispanics
(in millions)
Total
2000 → 2005
Natural
(Births-Deaths)
Internacional
(Immigration – emigration) US 15 9 6
Whites
2.8
1.6
1.2
Hispanics
7.4
4.1
3.3
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Cumulative Estimates of Components of Population Change