TIME Poll of U.S. Hispanics
Origins And Immigration
Today Hispanics are 14% of the U.S. population. About half were born outside the U.S., but most want to blend into American society
Politics And Issues
Hispanics tend to be Democrats, but President Bush grabbed a significant share of their votes in 2004. Education and jobs are top concerns
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