Immigration and The New Second Generation
The shift in national origins—from Europe to Latin America, Asia, and the Caribbean—is the single most distinctive aspect of the “new immigration” to the United States, a transition which began in the late 1960s. Today, 85% of the country’s immigrants arrive from Asia, Latin America, or the Caribbean. ................
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