Hispanics from Mexico integrate consistently with all ethnic groups over generations in the United States, researchers said.
"Hispanics in 2003 became the largest minority group in the U.S.," lead author John Iceland of the Pennsylvania State University said in a statement. "We were interested in finding the role of race and nativity in their residential patterns."
While previous studies suggest that residential segregation between Hispanics and non-Hispanic whites is lower than that between African-Americans and non-Hispanic whites, comparisons among Hispanic subgroups are hard to tease out. READ FULL STORY
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