Hispanics remain the USA’s fastest-growing minority group, but most of the population increase comes from births here rather than immigration, according to the Census Bureau. 60% of the 1.3 million new Hispanics in ‘05 are U.S. citizens by birth. In effect, even if immigration came to a standstill, the Hispanic population boom would not end for at least another generation. A third of the nation’s 296.4 million people are minorities. Hispanics are the largest group
...