Recent 2020 Census research shows how self-reported Hispanic/Latino populations report their race.
Despite growth, median income for Latino households remains lower than non-Latino households, with 14% of the Illinois Latino population (as a regional example) being undocumented and ineligible for typical labor force participation. Housing and Social Factors Latino.zip
The group is comprised of many subgroups, often associated with different regions of the world, and represents the second largest racial or ethnic group after non-Hispanic whites. Economic Impact and Trends (2024-2025 Data) Economic Impact and Trends (2024-2025 Data) This population
This population is extremely diverse, with origins spanning Cuba, Mexico, Puerto Rico, South/Central America, and other Spanish cultures. Demographic Trends with origins spanning Cuba
Between 2010 and 2018, the Latino population added roughly $100B to the GDP, with an 8% increase in homeownership since 2010.
The Hispanic population is notably younger, with over half of young Californians (51.5% of those 24 and under) identifying as Latino.