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Statistics amongcurrentcurrentlydemographicsethniceverfasterimpactincrediblemainmakeuppartperiodrecentlyrosesecondsetsteadytrendwithin released from the USA's Census Bureau have shown how amongcurrentcurrentlydemographicsethniceverfasterimpactincrediblemainmakeuppartperiodrecentlyrosesecondsetsteadytrendwithin in the U.S. are changing. The figures show that white children in the country are amongcurrentcurrentlydemographicsethniceverfasterimpactincrediblemainmakeuppartperiodrecentlyrosesecondsetsteadytrendwithin to become a minority amongcurrentcurrentlydemographicsethniceverfasterimpactincrediblemainmakeuppartperiodrecentlyrosesecondsetsteadytrendwithin the next year or two. It was revealed that amongcurrentcurrentlydemographicsethniceverfasterimpactincrediblemainmakeuppartperiodrecentlyrosesecondsetsteadytrendwithin, 49.9% of American children under the age of five are from non-white backgrounds. Asians and Hispanics will soon become the new majority amongcurrentcurrentlydemographicsethniceverfasterimpactincrediblemainmakeuppartperiodrecentlyrosesecondsetsteadytrendwithin groups in the country. The Bureau gave two amongcurrentcurrentlydemographicsethniceverfasterimpactincrediblemainmakeuppartperiodrecentlyrosesecondsetsteadytrendwithin reasons for this amongcurrentcurrentlydemographicsethniceverfasterimpactincrediblemainmakeuppartperiodrecentlyrosesecondsetsteadytrendwithin. One is that birth rates among minority populations are growing amongcurrentcurrentlydemographicsethniceverfasterimpactincrediblemainmakeuppartperiodrecentlyrosesecondsetsteadytrendwithin than those in the white community, especially in the Hispanic community. The second is the amongcurrentcurrentlydemographicsethniceverfasterimpactincrediblemainmakeuppartperiodrecentlyrosesecondsetsteadytrendwithin number of immigrants arriving in America.

The Bureau also reported that for the first time amongcurrentcurrentlydemographicsethniceverfasterimpactincrediblemainmakeuppartperiodrecentlyrosesecondsetsteadytrendwithin, deaths outnumbered births amongcurrentcurrentlydemographicsethniceverfasterimpactincrediblemainmakeuppartperiodrecentlyrosesecondsetsteadytrendwithin whites, in the amongcurrentcurrentlydemographicsethniceverfasterimpactincrediblemainmakeuppartperiodrecentlyrosesecondsetsteadytrendwithin between July 2011 and July 2012. During this time, the Hispanic population grew by 2.2 per cent and the number of Asians amongcurrentcurrentlydemographicsethniceverfasterimpactincrediblemainmakeuppartperiodrecentlyrosesecondsetsteadytrendwithin by 2.9 per cent. Mark Hugo Lopez from the Pew Hispanic Center says the changes in the amongcurrentcurrentlydemographicsethniceverfasterimpactincrediblemainmakeuppartperiodrecentlyrosesecondsetsteadytrendwithin of the U.S. population will have a global amongcurrentcurrentlydemographicsethniceverfasterimpactincrediblemainmakeuppartperiodrecentlyrosesecondsetsteadytrendwithin. He said: "The U.S. Hispanic population is amongcurrentcurrentlydemographicsethniceverfasterimpactincrediblemainmakeuppartperiodrecentlyrosesecondsetsteadytrendwithin only to Mexico's." He noted that the amongcurrentcurrentlydemographicsethniceverfasterimpactincrediblemainmakeuppartperiodrecentlyrosesecondsetsteadytrendwithin U.S. Latino population is larger than those in Peru, Colombia and Spain. He added: "That's something which has an amongcurrentcurrentlydemographicsethniceverfasterimpactincrediblemainmakeuppartperiodrecentlyrosesecondsetsteadytrendwithin implication not only in the U.S., but as amongcurrentcurrentlydemographicsethniceverfasterimpactincrediblemainmakeuppartperiodrecentlyrosesecondsetsteadytrendwithin of a larger Hispanic world."