In the new two thousand Census, they show a increase of over
             sixty percent Hispanics in the United States. Hispanics are now
             the largest minority group in the U.S., over taking blacks which
             lead by nine million in the nineteen ninety records. The new
             figures are accounted for by large waves of new legal and illegal
             immigrants, and the improved skills by census. The rise of
             Hispanics was long anticipated by demographers, but it was
             reported by census by year two thousand five they would have.
             Hispanics which mostly migrated to the southwest,
             California, Florida and New York have been relocating. Now new
             immigrants are moving into low-paying, labor intensive
             industries. Large numbers of Hispanics are being found in North
             Carolina, Georgia and Iowa, Which a few years ago were almost
             nonexistent. They are now dominating the construction and
             landscaping trades in Atlanta and Memphis.
             In the census you are reacquired to check off the box in
             which ethnicity you fall under. In many cases kids under the age
             of eighteen that fall under other categories than black tend to
             check off black. This and the two percent of blacks over the age
             of fifty mark off other boxes than black. Younger kids are
             starting to look into there past ancestry, and are looking past
             there parents. Mr. Passel a demographer says that even this is
             providing a better picture of the way blacks view themselves but
             it might hamper the way other people view blacks.
             In the nineteen nineties census two point three million
             people were added, based on a statistical portrait of their
             neighborhood. In the new two thousand census the two point three
             jumped to a five point seven million people who could not be
             identified. John Thompson, director of the two thousand
             Decennical census does not know why this happened, and was not
             informed of it. He is still wondering, and anxious to find out
             why three times as many people wer...