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The American Dream And The Reality Of Hispanic Life In The Us

Table 1:

Age 20-30 2 5.7%
31-40 16 45.7 %
41 and over 17 48.6 %
Average years of living in the U.S. 18.5 years
Ethnic origin of participants Mexico 25 71.4%
Dominican Republic 4 11.4%
Puerto Rico 3 8.57%
Columbia 1 2.86 %
Costa Rica 1 2.86%
Brazil 1 2.86 %
Marital Status Single 18 51.4 %
Married 15 42.9 %
Separated 2 5.7 %
Divorced -
Widowed -
Primary Language Spanish only 23 65.7 %
English only -
Bilingual 12 34.3%
Average Family Size 4.2 4.2
Participants’children in High School, 16 US Born Foreign Born 124 75%25%
Middle School: 19 US Born Foreign Born 163 84%16%
Elementary School: 19 US Born Foreign Born 181 95%5%
Total number of children: 54 US born children Foreign Born 468 85.2%14.8%
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