Immigration Patterns in the District Differ in Some Ways from the Nation's

Subhayu Bandyopadhyay and Guerrero Rodrigo

The Regional Economist, 2016, issue April

Abstract: The percentage of foreign-born in the four major metro areas of the District is smaller than for the nation as a whole. However, some of the metro areas are showing faster growth in their Asian, African and Latin American populations than is the nation overall.

Date: 2016
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