Table 6. Foreign Born Population by Year of Entry and Race and Hispanic Origin: March 1999 (Numbers in thousands.) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |Foreign Born Population| | Race and Hispanic Origin 1/ | | | |-----------------------------------------------| | | | Asian or | | | | | | Pacific | Non-Hispanic, | | | | Total | Islander | White |Other Groups 2/| | |---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------| | |Number |Percent|Number |Percent|Number |Percent|Number |Percent| |-----------------------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------| |Total | 26,448| 100.0| 6,415| 24.3| 6,589| 24.9| 13,443| 50.8| |Year of Entry | | | | | | | | | |1990 - 1999 | 9,290| 100.0| 2,499| 26.9| 1,970| 21.2| 4,820| 51.9| |1980 - 1989 | 7,928| 100.0| 2,303| 29.1| 1,154| 14.6| 4,470| 56.4| |1970 - 1979 | 4,600| 100.0| 1,187| 25.8| 979| 21.3| 2,434| 52.9| |Before 1970 | 4,629| 100.0| 425| 9.2| 2,486| 53.7| 1,718| 37.1| ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1/ Hispanic refers to people whose origin are Mexican, Puerto Rican, Cuban, South or Central American, or other Spanish, regardless of race. 2/ This category includes people who are American Indian or Alaska Native, African American, or Hispanic (except for those Hispanics that are Asian or Pacific Islander). SOURCE: U.S. Census Bureau, Current Population Survey, March 1999, Racial Statistics Branch, Population Division. Internet Release date: May 5, 2000