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Growth enthusiasts are relieved! Even a depression-lite economy of years duration won’t keep immigrants out, according to recent Census numbers. (Maybe the foreigners heard about the current administration’s generosity with free stuff for everybody.) Whatever the reason, immigrants continue to pile in, even while citizens lower their baby production on account of tight family finances. The [...] December 21st, 2012 | Category: immigration demographic change | Tags: California, diversity, growth, immigration, population |
 Email This Post |  Print This Post William Blake referred to “England’s green and pleasant land” in his poetic work Jerusalem, but a couple decades of crazed immigration has transformed the country into a very crowded place, with more pavement grey and less green — to the point where England has become the sixth densest nation on earth. Even worse, quite a number [...] November 19th, 2011 | Category: immigration demographic change | Tags: assimilation, Britain, culture, diversity, growth, immigration, population |
Email This Post | Print This Post What a surprise: the Census projected hispanic growth at less than it turned out, as has often been the case of the Census dealing with immigration effects in general. When the 2000 Census was released, the actual population (281,421,906) was around six million more than the Bureau had guessed for its domestic counter. (Which today puts [...] March 15th, 2011 | Category: immigration demographic change | Tags: growth, immigration, population |
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