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Sherman A1

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Sun Oct 13, 2019, 07:45 AM Oct 2019

St. Louis Region Has Third-Fastest-Growing Foreign-Born Population Among Major Metros

Recent data shows the St. Louis region’s foreign-born population is growing at a faster rate than most of the country’s largest metro areas.

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the region’s foreign-born population grew by 5,640 people, or 4.1%, between 2017 and 2018, rising to a total 141,894 people. This population is comprised of immigrants, refugees and temporary migrants such as international students.

The country’s overall foreign-born population grew by 0.5% and reached nearly 45 million.

Ness Sandoval, an associate sociology professor at St. Louis University who tracks population changes, used the data to compare metro St. Louis to the U.S. Census Bureau’s top 20 metro areas. He found that St. Louis was the third-fastest-growing major metropolitan area after Riverside, California, and Seattle in terms of people born outside the U.S.

https://news.stlpublicradio.org/post/st-louis-region-has-third-fastest-growing-foreign-born-population-among-major-metros

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St. Louis Region Has Third-Fastest-Growing Foreign-Born Population Among Major Metros (Original Post) Sherman A1 Oct 2019 OP
GOOD Dirty Socialist Oct 2019 #1
I see my immigrant neighbors at the polls. pintobean Oct 2019 #2

Dirty Socialist

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Sun Oct 13, 2019, 07:47 AM
Oct 2019

Maybe Missouri will turn blue, and they will remove that fucking Rush Limbaugh bust in the state's capital building.

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