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The center of population of Texas is located in Bell County, in the town of Holland
As of 2005, the state has an estimated population of 23,507,783, an
increase of 579,275 (2.5%) from the prior year and an increase of
2,655,993 (12.7%) since the year 2000. In all three
subcategories—natural (births less deaths), net immigration, and net
migration—Texas has seen an increase in population. The natural
increase since the last census was 1,389,275 people (2,351,909 births
minus 962,634 deaths), immigration from outside the United States
resulted in a net increase of 801,576 people, and migration within the
country produced a net increase of 451,910 people. The state passed New
York in the 1990s to become the second-largest U.S. state in population
(after California).
As of 2004, the state has 3.5 million foreign-born residents (15.6% of
the state population), of which an estimated 1.2 million are illegal
immigrants (illegal immigrants account for more than one-third of the
foreign-born population in Texas and 5.4 percent of the total state
population).
Race and ethnic origins
The largest reported ancestry groups in Texas include: Mexican (25.3%),
German (10.9%), African American (10.5%), English (7.2%), and
Scotch-Irish (7.2%). Descendants from some of these ancestry groups is
underreported.
Much of east, central, and north Texas is inhabited by Texans of White
Protestant heritage, primarily descended from ancestors from Great
Britain and Ireland. Much of central and southeast-central Texas is
inhabited by Texans of German descent. African Americans, who
historically made up one-third of the state population, are
concentrated in those parts of East Texas where the cotton plantation
culture was most prominent prior to the American Civil War, as well as
in the Dallas-Fort Worth and Houston metropolitan areas.
Other population groups in Texas also exhibit great diversity. Frontier
Texas saw settlements of Germans, particularly in Fredericksburg and
New Braunfels. After the European revolutions of 1848, German, Polish,
Swedish, Norwegian, Czech and French immigration grew, and continued
until World War I. The influence of the diverse immigrants from Europe
survives in the names of towns, styles of architecture, genres of
music, and varieties of cuisine. Lavaca County is predominantly Czech.
More than one-third of Texas residents are of Hispanic origin and may
be of any racial group. Some are recent arrivals from Mexico, Central
America, or South America, while others, known as Tejanos in English,
have ancestors who have lived in Texas since before Texan independence,
or at least for several generations. Tejanos are the largest ancestral
group in southern Duval County. The Hispanic population in Texas is
increasing as more illegal immigrants from certain Latin American
countries—primarily from Mexico—look for work in Texas. The state has
the second-largest Hispanic population in the United States, behind
California. Numerically, Hispanics dominate south, south-central, and
west Texas and are a significant part of the residents in the cities of
Dallas and Houston. This influx of immigrants is partially responsible
for Texas having a population younger than the union average.
In recent years, the Asian American population in Texas has grown,
especially in Houston and in Dallas. People with ancestry from Vietnam,
Pakistan, China, the Philippines, Korea, and Japan make up the largest
Asian American groups in Texas.
In August 2005, it was announced by the United States Census that Texas
has become the fourth minority-majority state in the nation (after
Hawaii, New Mexico, and California). According to the Texas state Data
Center, if current trends continue, Hispanics will become a majority in
the state by 2030.
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JOE THYNE I joined the military on April 27, 1988 on my 17th birthday (with a waiver signed by my parents). In my military career, I progressed through the ranks first as an E-1 (Private) up to an E-5 (Sergeant).
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Real Estate - Harker
Heights Real Estate - Killeen
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Cove Real Estate - Kempner
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