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1 African immigrants in the Washington region: a demographic overview Jill H. Wilson, Senior Research Analyst Presented at the DC Mayor s Office on African Affairs 2010 Census Kick-off 1 February 25, 2010
2 A few words about the data Census defines foreign-born population as all persons born abroad who were not US citizens at birth. The data I present are for those born in Africa, so their US-born children are not included in these numbers. Census does not ask about immigration status. Data include legal permanent residents, temporary migrants (e.g. students), refugees and asylum seekers, and undocumented. 2
3 African immigrants in the Washington region: a demographic overview I The national context II Africans in Washington III Characteristics of African immigrants 3
4 Africans are a part of the new immigration that has taken place since Total Foreign Born and Share Foreign Born in the United States, Population in Millions % Population 14.7% 13.2% 11.6% 8.8% 6.9% Percent of Population 12.5% 11.1% 7.9% 6.2% 5.4% 4.7% 16% 14% 12% 10% 8% 6% Percent of Total Population 10 4% 5 2% % Source: Source: U.S. U.S. Census Census Bureau 4
5 Africans make up 4 % of all immigrants, up from 3% in million African immigrants were counted in Region of birth For the foreignborn population in the U.S., 2008 Africa 4% Other 3% Europe 13% Latin America 53% Asia 27% Source: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS
6 Number of Africans admitted as immigrants in 2008 is four times what it was in Africans granted legal permanent residence, FY , , , ,881 80,000 79,697 60,269 60,000 52,889 48,738 40,000 36,700 20,000 25,166 26, Source: U.S. Census Bureau Source: Department of Homeland Security,
7 More Africans arrived in the U.S. in the 2000s than in the 1990s or before. Year of entry for the African-born population in the U.S., 2008 Before % 2000 or later 44% 1990 to % Source: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS
8 Settlement patterns within the U.S. Africans are scattered throughout the country, with the largest concentrations near big cities and in the Northeast. Thirty-six percent of African immigrants live in 4 states, which each have more than 100,000 Africans: New York, California, Texas, and Maryland. No state has fewer than 200. Minnesota, Maryland, and DC have the highest proportion of their immigrants from Africa. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS
9 Washington is a major destination for African immigrants. Number of African immigrants by metro area, 2008 Metropolitan Area Africans New York 202,271 Washington 148,289 Atlanta 75,690 Los Angeles 61,864 Boston 60,215 Minneapolis-St. Paul 53,787 Dallas-Fort Worth 52,723 Philadelphia 44,304 Chicago 42,203 Houston 40,102 Source: ACS
10 Washington is a major destination for African immigrants. Number and share of African immigrants by metro area, 2008 Source: ACS 2008 Metropolitan Area # of Africans African % of immigrants New York 202, Washington 148, Atlanta 75, Los Angeles 61, Boston 60, Minneapolis-St. Paul 53, Dallas-Fort Worth 52, Philadelphia 44, Chicago 42, Houston 40, Seattle 35, Columbus 25,
11 African immigrants in the Washington region: a demographic overview I The national context II Africans in Washington III Characteristics of African immigrants 11
12 Washington metropolitan area Frederick Jefferson Clarke Loudoun Montgomery District of Columbia Inner Core Warren Fauquier Fairfax Prince William Stafford Arlington Alexandria DC Charles Prince George's Calvert Inner Suburbs Outer Suburbs OMB Metro Remainder Spotsylvania 12
13 Africans make up 14 percent of immigrants in the Washington metro area, compared to just 4 percent of immigrants in the U.S. and up from 11 percent in Region of origin for the foreign-born population, Washington metropolitan area, 2008 Africa 14% Europe 10% Other 1% Latin America 39% Source: ACS 2008 Asia 36% 13
14 The immigrant population in the Washington region is diverse and no one nationality has a majority; Ethiopia ranks ninth. Country of birth for Washington metro, 2008 El Salvador 12% India 6% Other 35% Korea 5% Vietnam 4% Mexico 4% China* 4% Philippines 3% Guatemala 3% Nigeria 2% Other W. Africa 2% Ethiopia 3% Boliva 3% Honduras 2% Pakistan 2% Jamaica 2% United Kingdom 2% Ghana 2% Iran 2% Peru 2% 14 Source: ACS, 2008
15 West Africa is the largest region of origin, but Ethiopia is the largest single origin country represented in Washington. Country of birth for Africans in the Washington metro area, 2008 Liberia 2% Other 19% Ethiopia 21% Kenya 2% Egypt 3% Other N Africa 7% Ghana 13% Other E Africa 8% Other W. Africa 12% Nigeria 13% Source: ACS
16 One quarter of Prince George s County s immigrants are from Africa. Alexandria, VA (not shown) also has high proportions. African percent of foreign born by county District of Columbia 14.8 Montgomery, MD 14.2 Prince George's, MD 25.6 Arlington, VA Fairfax, VA Loudoun, VA 4.3 Prince William, VA 12.3 Washington metro Data Source: ACS
17 African immigrants in the Washington region: a demographic overview I The national context II Africans in Washington III Characteristics of African immigrants 17
18 Characteristics of African immigrants versus all immigrants in Washington. Africans All immigrants % who entered between 2000 and % naturalized citizen % who are Limited English Proficient % with a bachelor s degree or higher % with less than a high school degree Median household income $63,338 $72,069 % unemployed (2008) % in poverty (2008) Source: US Census Bureau, ACS
19 Review of findings on African immigration Africans are immigrating to the U.S. in increasing numbers and are the fastest-growing region of origin. The Washington metro area is a major destination for Africans, with many settling in DC and the inner suburbs of Maryland and Virginia. Ethiopians, Nigerians, and Ghanaians are the largest sending countries for Africans in Washington. 19
20 v i s i t m e t r o : jwilson@brookings.edu 20
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