POPULATION TRENDS OF ASIANS, LATINOS AND IMMIGRANTS IN ILLINOIS

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1 POPULATION TRENDS OF ASIANS, LATINOS AND IMMIGRANTS IN ILLINOIS REPORT TO ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES, BUREAU OF REFUGEE AND IMMIGRANT SERVICES

2 1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY This report tracks population changes in Illinois between the year 2000 and the period 2005/07. The latter period represents a three year average of surveys taken during that period. Total Population Asians The United States has increased its total population by 6 percent and Illinois population grew 3 percent. Chicago Naperville Joliet metropolitan area increased its total population by 4 percent. The Asian population increased by 26 percent in both the United States and Illinois. All 11 metropolitan areas in Illinois experienced an increase in the Asian population. Latinos Natives The Latino population also experienced population growth in Illinois, 22 percent, which was lower than the nation s increase of 25 percent. All but 2 Congressional Districts in Illinois experienced an increase in the Latino population. Congressional District 4 and District 9 lost nearly 7 and 3 percent of Latinos. Native born persons increased at national and state level by 5 and 1 percent, respectively. There were 11 Congressional Districts that lost native born persons. Immigrants The rate of foreign born growth in Illinois, at 14 percent, was more dramatic than the growth of the native born population in the state. Naturalized Immigrants Kendall County s naturalized immigrant population grew by 152 percent between 2000 and 2005/07. Recent Immigrants The number of recent immigrants declined by 13 percent in Illinois, however there was a 4 percent increase in the United States. Kendall County s recent immigrant grew by 250 percent. Immigrants Below Poverty Level Illinois experienced a.01 point decrease in the percentage of foreign born who are below poverty. Rockford metropolitan area saw a 6.6 percent point increase in foreign born persons in poverty. 2

3 2. INTRODUCTION This report provides basic population data on Asians, Latinos, and immigrants at statewide, county, metropolitan, and congressional district levels. We provide current totals and also measures of population change since An appendix, provided at the end of this report, contains the actual numbers for years 2000 and 2005/07. The data in this report are derived from the 2000 Census and the American Community Survey (ACS). The ACS contains the most recent socioeconomic data available. ACS is conducted annually, and the U.S. Census Bureau has combined 2005, 2006, and 2007 survey years to provide a more robust sample. In this report, we include geographic areas and populations that meet minimum sampling thresholds in the ACS. 3

4 3. ILLINOIS POPULATION GREW BY 3 PERCENT BUT ITS GEOGRAPHIC SPREAD WAS UNEVEN U.S. and State Overall population growth in Illinois was 3 percentage points less than the national growth rate 1 County Overall population of the United States grew by 6 percent and in Illinois it grew by 3 percent. Greatest overall population growth was in Kendall and Will counties; Kendall County grew 61 percent and Will County grew 30 percent. Metro Areas Greatest overall population growth was in Rockford and Bloomington Normal metropolitan areas and the lowest growth was in Decatur and Danville metropolitan areas: Rockford and Bloomington Normal metropolitan area each grew by 8 percent. Decatur metropolitan area declined by 5 percent and Danville metropolitan area declined by 3 percent. Congressional Districts Congressional District 14 experienced the greatest overall population growth: Congressional District 14 grew by over 20 percent. Districts 8, 11, 13, and 16 each increased by 10 percent or more. 1 Throughout this report data are provided only for those geographic areas that meet minimal sampling requirements. 4

5 Total population change in Congressional Districts: /07 Percentage Congressional Districts Change CD Rush (D) % CD - Jackson (D) % CD Lipinski (D) % CD Gutierrez (D) % CD Quigley (D) % CD Roskam (R) % CD Davis (D) % CD - Bean (D) % CD Schakowsky (D) % CD Kirk (R) % CD - Halvorson (D) % CD Costello (D) % CD Biggert (R) % CD Foster (D) % CD Johnson (R) % CD Manzullo (R) % CD Hare (D) % CD Schock (R) % CD Shimkus (R) % 5

6 4. ILLINOIS ASIAN POPULATION GREW BY 26 PERCENT AND MATCHED THE NATIONAL GROWTH RATE County The greatest Asian population growth was in Kendall County: Kendall County grew over 300 percent, and Boon, Christian, Will, and McHenry Counties each experienced over 100 percent increases in the Asian population. Metro Areas Greatest Asian population growth was in Kankakee metropolitan area: Kankakee metropolitan area grew by 70 percent, and Davenport Moline Rock Island (IL portion) and Decatur areas each experienced over 50 percent growth in the Asian population. Congressional District Greatest Asian population growth was in Congressional District 14: Congressional District 14 grew over 100 percent. Districts 16 and 19 experienced over 50 percent growth in the Asian population. Congressional Districts 1 and 2 both lost Asians between 2000 and 2005/07. 6

7 *Davenport Moline Rock Island and St. Louis metro areas included in this study are the Illinois portion of the metropolitan area. Asian population change in Congressional Districts: /07 Percentage Congressional Districts Change CD Rush (D) % CD - Jackson (D) % CD Lipinski (D) % CD Gutierrez (D) % CD Quigley (D) % CD Roskam (R) % CD Davis (D) % CD - Bean (D) % CD Schakowsky (D) % CD Kirk (R) % CD - Halvorson (D) % CD Costello (D) % CD Biggert (R) % CD Foster (D) % CD Johnson (R) % CD Manzullo (R) % CD Hare (D) % CD Schock (R) % CD Shimkus (R) % 7

8 5. ILLINOIS LATINO POPULATION GREW BY 22 PERCENT AND WAS SLIGHTLY BELOW THE NATIONAL GROWTH RATE U.S and State Latino population in Illinois grew by 22 percent and nearly matched the national growth rate for Latinos: Latino population in the United States grew by 25 percent and in Illinois it grew by 22 percent. County Greatest Latino population growth was in Kendall, Grundy and Will counties: Kendall County, Grundy County and Will County grew by 211 percent, 109 percent and 104 percent, respectively. Metro Areas Greatest Latino population growth was in Rockford, Kankakee and Champaign Urbana metropolitan areas: Rockford, Kankakee, Champaign Urbana metropolitan areas grew by 55 percent, 49 percent and 43 percent, respectively. Congressional Districts Latino population in Congressional Districts 4 and 9 decreased: Latino population decreased by nearly 7 percent in Congressional District 4, and by nearly 3 percent in District 9. Five Congressional Districts experienced over 50 percent increases in the Latino population: Congressional Districts 1, 8, 11, 13, and 16 each grew over 50 percent. Congressional District 13 increased its Latino population by over 96 percent. Latino population growth rates in the United States and Illinois: /07 25% 22% United States Illinois 8

9 *Davenport Moline Rock Island and St. Louis metro areas included in this study are the Illinois portion of the metropolitan area. Latino population change in Congressional Districts: /07 Congressional Districts Percentage Change CD Rush (D) % CD - Jackson (D) % CD Lipinski (D) % CD Gutierrez (D) % CD Quigley (D) % CD Roskam (R) % CD Davis (D) % CD - Bean (D) % CD Schakowsky (D) % CD Kirk (R) % CD - Halvorson (D) % CD Costello (D) % CD Biggert (R) % CD Foster (D) % CD Johnson (R) % CD Manzullo (R) % CD Hare (D) % CD Schock (R) % CD Shimkus (R) % 9

10 6. ILLINOIS FOREIGN BORN POPULATION GREW BY 14.3 PERCENT AND ITS NATIVE BORN POPULATION BY 1.3 PERCENT U.S. and State The foreign born population was below the national growth rate in Illinois: 2 Foreign born population in the United States grew by 20 percent and in Illinois it grew by 14 percent. County Greatest foreign born population growth was in Monroe County: Monroe County s foreign born population grew by 215 percent and the foreign born population in Kendall, Jo Daviess, and Will counties each grew by over 100 percent. Metro Areas Greatest foreign born population growth was in Rockford metropolitan area: Rockford metropolitan area s foreign born population grew by 46 percent: Bloomington Normal, Kankakee, St. Louis (IL portion) and Decatur metropolitan areas also had the highest growth in foreign born population at 43 percent, 41 percent, 32 percent and 30 percent, respectively. Congressional Districts Three Congressional Districts had over 55 percent increases in the foreign born population: Congressional District 11, 13, and 16 increased the foreign born population by 57 percent, 59 percent, and 56 percent, respectively. U.S. and State The native born population was also below the national growth rate in Illinois: Native born population in the United States grew by 4.5 percent and in Illinois it grew by 1.3 percent. County Greatest native born population growth was in Kendall County: Kendall County s native born population grew by 55 percent and Will, Boone, Grundy and Kane counties had the next highest growth rates at 25 percent, 20 percent, 20 percent and 17 percent, respectively. 2 Although the Census Bureau provides rigorous suppression rules to the data it releases, we have further limited our reporting of data involving the foreign born to include only areas where the weighted foreign born population is less than 900. This was done to decrease the likelihood of sampling variability. 10

11 Metro Areas Four metropolitan areas experienced no percentage change or a decrease in their native born population: Rockford, Bloomington Normal, Kankakee and Champaign Urbana, however, had native born population growth rates of 5 percent, 7 percent, 4 percent and 3 percent, respectively. Congressional Districts Three Congressional Districts experienced an over 10 percent increase in the Native born population: Congressional Districts 11, 13, and 14 increased by 10, 13, and 17 percent. 11

12 *Davenport Moline Rock Island and St. Louis metro areas included in this study are the Illinois portion of the metropolitan area. 12

13 Native and foreign born population change in Congressional Districts: /07 Percent Change in Native Born Percent Change in Foreign Born CD Rush (D) % 30.3% CD - Jackson (D) % 3.7% CD Lipinski (D) % 16.0% CD Gutierrez (D) % -10.1% CD Quigley (D) % 0.4% CD Roskam (R) % 20.9% CD Davis (D) % 15.9% CD - Bean (D) % 42.4% CD Schakowsky (D) % -2.1% CD Kirk (R) % 13.2% CD - Halvorson (D) % 57.3% CD Costello (D) % 19.5% CD Biggert (R) % 58.8% CD Foster (D) % 43.4% CD Johnson (R) % 26.7% CD Manzullo (R) % 55.9% CD Hare (D) % 13.9% CD Schock (R) % 14.1% CD Shimkus (R) % 39.8% 13

14 7. FOREIGN BORN NATURALIZED CITIZENS GREW BY 27 PERCENT IN ILLINOIS AND THIS WAS SLIGHTLY ABOVE THE NATIONAL GROWTH RATE OF 25 PERCENT. County The greatest growth in the number of foreign born naturalized citizens was in Kendall County: Kendall County s foreign born naturalized citizens grew by 152 percent and foreign born naturalized citizens in Jo Daviess and Will counties each grew by over 100 percent 3. Metro Areas Greatest growth in the number of foreign born naturalized citizens was in the Rockford metropolitan area Rockford metropolitan area s foreign born naturalized citizens grew by 71 percent and the foreign born naturalized citizens in Decatur, St. Louis (IL portion), Chicago Naperville Joliet and Springfield grew by 36 percent, 33 percent, 26 percent and 22 percent, respectively. Congressional Districts Five Congressional Districts experienced an over 50 percent increase of in the number of naturalized immigrants: Congressional Districts 8, 11, 13, 14, and 16 each increased their naturalized immigrant population by 50 percent or more. 3 See footnote number two: we restrict our reporting of data on the foreign born to geographic areas where the weighted foreign born population is less than 900. This was done to decrease the impact of sampling variability. 14

15 *Davenport Moline Rock Island and St. Louis metro areas included in this study are the Illinois portion of the metropolitan area. 15

16 Change in the number of naturalized immigrants by Congressional District: /07 Congressional Districts Percentage Change CD Rush (D) % CD - Jackson (D) % CD Lipinski (D) % CD Gutierrez (D) % CD Quigley (D) % CD Roskam (R) % CD Davis (D) % CD - Bean (D) % CD Schakowsky (D) % CD Kirk (R) % CD - Halvorson (D) % CD Costello (D) % CD Biggert (R) % CD Foster (D) % CD Johnson (R) % CD Manzullo (R) % CD Hare (D) % CD Schock (R) % CD Shimkus (R) % 16

17 8. ILLINOIS RECENTLY ARRIVED FOREIGN BORN POPULATION GREW BY 1.3 PERCENT AND ITS OVERALL FOREIGN BORN POPULATION BY 14.3 PERCENT U.S. and State The number of recently arrived immigrants in Illinois fell by 13 percent between the year 2000 and the period In other words, the number of newcomers fell somewhat in Illinois, reflecting lower immigration in recent years compared to the latter part of the 1990s. Nationally, the number of recent immigrants rose by 4 percent 4. Recently arrived immigrants are defined as those who came to the United States in the last five years. County The greatest growth in recent immigrants was in Kendall County: Kendall County s recent immigrants grew by 250 percent and recent arrivals in Madison, Grundy, Coles, and Will counties each grew by over 50 percent. Metro Areas Greatest growth in recent arrivals was in the St. Louis metropolitan area St. Louis (IL portion) metropolitan area s recent arrivals grew by 51 percent and the recent immigrants in Decatur, Bloomington Normal, Springfield, and Peoria grew by 44 percent, 33 percent, 33 percent and 29 percent, respectively. Congressional Districts Several Congressional Districts experienced decreases in the recent foreign born population: Recent arrivals decreased by over 30 percent in Congressional District 4. 4 See footnote number two: we restrict our reporting of data on the foreign born to geographic areas where the weighted foreign born population is less than 900. This was done to decrease the impact of sampling variability. 17

18 *Davenport Moline Rock Island and St. Louis metro areas included in this study are the Illinois portion of the metropolitan area. 18

19 Change in number of recent arrivals by Congressional District: /07 Percentage Congressional Districts Change CD Rush (D) % CD - Jackson (D) 02 15% CD Lipinski (D) 03 7% CD Gutierrez (D) 04 31% CD Quigley (D) 05 24% CD Roskam (R) 06 11% CD Davis (D) 07 10% CD - Bean (D) 08 4% CD Schakowsky (D) 09 27% CD Kirk (R) 10 24% CD - Halvorson (D) 11 23% CD Costello (D) 12 8% CD Biggert (R) 13 37% CD Foster (D) 14 13% CD Johnson (R) 15 22% CD Manzullo (R) 16 5% CD Hare (D) 17 18% CD Schock (R) 18 2% CD Shimkus (R) 19 31% 19

20 9. THE PERCENT OF ILLINOIS FOREIGN BORN POPULATION THAT IS BELOW POVERTY FELL BY ONE TENTH OF A PERCENTAGE POINT U.S and State There was a decrease in the proportion of foreign born persons living below poverty in the U.S and Illinois between 2000 and 2005/07: 5 The share poverty rate of immigrants fell from 17.9 percent to 16.2 percent, or 1.6 percentage points at the national level. The share of the foreign born population in poverty fell from 13 percent to 12.9 percent, or 0.1 percentage points in Illinois. County Despite declines in the statewide portion of foreign born persons living in poverty, twenty two counties experienced an increase in the percent of immigrants below poverty: The share of the foreign born population that is below poverty in Coles County increased by 20.9 percentage points. In Boone, St. Clair, Winnebago, and Kankakee counties, the share increased by 10.9, 6.3, 5.7 and 3.7 percentage points, respectively. Metro Areas Five metropolitan areas also experienced an increase in the portion of immigrants below poverty. The share of the population that is below poverty in Rockford metropolitan area increased by 6.6 percentage points. In Kankakee, Springfield, Bloomington Normal and St. Louis (IL portion) metropolitan areas, the share increased by 3.7, 3.4, 0.8, and 0.7 percentage points, respectively. Congressional Districts Congressional District 4 had the largest percent point increase of all Districts in Illinois: Congressional District 4 increased its share of the foreign born population below poverty by over 4 percentage points. 5 See footnote number two: we restrict our reporting of data on the foreign born to geographic areas where the weighted foreign born population is less than 900. This was done to decrease the impact of sampling variability. 20

21 *Davenport Moline Rock Island and St. Louis metro areas included in this study are the Illinois portion of the metropolitan area. Point change in immigrants who are below poverty by Congressional District: /07 Point Congressional Districts Change CD Rush (D) CD - Jackson (D) CD Lipinski (D) CD Gutierrez (D) CD Quigley (D) CD Roskam (R) CD Davis (D) CD - Bean (D) CD Schakowsky (D) CD Kirk (R) CD - Halvorson (D) CD Costello (D) CD Biggert (R) CD Foster (D) CD Johnson (R) CD Manzullo (R) CD Hare (D) CD Schock (R) CD Shimkus (R)

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23 Total Population /07 United States 281,421, ,757,310 Illinois 12,419,293 12,783,049 Counties: Kendall 54,544 87,808 Will 502, ,540 Boone 41,786 51,622 Kane 404, ,641 Grundy 37,535 45,412 Metropolitan Areas: Rockford 320, ,793 Bloomington-Normal 150, ,031 Kankakee 103, ,276 Champaign-Urbana 210, ,045 Chicago-Naperville-Joliet 8,272,768 8,608,077 St. Louis 671, ,581 Springfield 201, ,874 Peoria 366, ,121 Davenport-Moline-Rock Island 217, ,072 Danville 83,919 81,566 Decatur 114, ,101 Congressional Districts: CD Rush (D) , ,395 CD - Jackson (D) , ,595 CD Lipinski (D) , ,526 CD Gutierrez (D) , ,311 CD Quigley (D) , ,430 CD Roskam (R) , ,774 CD Davis (D) , ,247 CD - Bean (D) , ,943 CD Schakowsky (D) , ,813 CD Kirk (R) , ,807 CD - Halvorson (D) , ,089 CD Costello (D) , ,304 CD Biggert (R) , ,478 CD Foster (D) , ,730 CD Johnson (R) , ,704 CD Manzullo (R) , ,475 CD Hare (D) , ,820 CD Schock (R) , ,128 CD Shimkus (R) , ,480 23

24 Asian Population /07 United States 10,476,678 13,187,189 Illinois 423, ,058 Counties: Kendall 490 2,008 Boone Christian Will 11,141 23,958 McHenry 3,776 7,922 Metropolitan Areas: Bloomington-Normal 3,115 4,652 Champaign-Urbana 11,685 15,343 Chicago-Naperville-Joliet 380, ,953 Danville Davenport-Moline-Rock Island 1,694 2,800 Decatur 668 1,039 Kankakee 714 1,217 Peoria 3,858 5,317 Rockford 5,001 6,528 St. Louis 4,358 5,430 Springfield 2,129 2,453 Congressional Districts: CD Rush (D) 01 9,397 9,172 CD - Jackson (D) 02 4,124 4,120 CD Lipinski (D) 03 18,572 22,992 CD Gutierrez (D) 04 11,278 15,813 CD Quigley (D) 05 42,568 44,907 CD Roskam (R) 06 52,790 64,946 CD Davis (D) 07 25,300 30,488 CD - Bean (D) 08 37,042 53,474 CD Schakowsky (D) 09 80,726 84,705 CD Kirk (R) 10 38,593 46,565 CD - Halvorson (D) 11 5,215 7,060 CD Costello (D) 12 5,436 7,004 CD Biggert (R) 13 43,176 63,947 CD Foster (D) 14 11,571 23,255 CD Johnson (R) 15 15,399 21,910 CD Manzullo (R) 16 8,657 14,358 CD Hare (D) 17 4,128 6,113 CD Schock (R) 18 5,792 7,285 CD Shimkus (R) 19 3,268 4,944 24

25 Latino Population /07 United States 35,305,818 44,019,880 Illinois 1,530,262 1,864,582 Counties: Kendall 4,086 12,712 Grundy 1,552 3,249 Will 43,768 89,109 Boone 5,219 9,500 Fulton Metropolitan Areas: Rockford 24,425 37,940 Kankakee 4,959 7,397 Champaign-Urbana 5,480 7,840 Bloomington-Normal 3,833 5,307 Peoria 5,591 7,425 St. Louis 11,054 14,087 Springfield 2,094 2,606 Chicago-Naperville-Joliet 1,416,584 1,712,348 Decatur 1,120 1,328 Davenport-Moline-Rock Island 14,474 16,905 Danville 2,504 2,874 Congressional Districts: CD Rush (D) 01 31,200 49,724 CD - Jackson (D) 02 67,809 79,109 CD Lipinski (D) , ,662 CD Gutierrez (D) , ,389 CD Quigley (D) , ,125 CD Roskam (R) 06 81, ,752 CD Davis (D) 07 37,686 50,037 CD - Bean (D) 08 70, ,707 CD Schakowsky (D) 09 75,413 73,324 CD Kirk (R) 10 80,467 93,041 CD - Halvorson (D) 11 43,512 71,929 CD Costello (D) 12 11,971 14,273 CD Biggert (R) 13 35,761 70,220 CD Foster (D) , ,100 CD Johnson (R) 15 14,491 19,547 CD Manzullo (R) 16 42,242 65,759 CD Hare (D) 17 24,138 27,486 CD Schock (R) 18 10,112 14,253 CD Shimkus (R) 19 6,942 9,145 25

26 Native Population /07 United States 250,314, ,522,525 Illinois 10,890,235 11,035,031 Counties: Kendall 51,645 80,092 Will 466, ,208 Boone 38,672 46,574 Grundy 36,539 43,923 Kane 340, ,028 Metropolitan Areas: Bloomington-Normal 145, ,924 Rockford 300, ,449 Kankakee 100, ,198 Champaign-Urbana 195, ,850 Chicago-Naperville-Joliet 6,846,790 6,991,374 St. Louis 661, ,302 Springfield 197, ,501 Peoria 359, ,014 Davenport-Moline-Rock Island 209, ,204 Danville 82,496 80,167 Decatur 113, ,063 Congressional Districts: CD Rush (D) , ,292 CD - Jackson (D) , ,341 CD Lipinski (D) , ,663 CD Gutierrez (D) , ,814 CD Quigley (D) , ,898 CD Roskam (R) , ,122 CD Davis (D) , ,411 CD - Bean (D) , ,776 CD Schakowsky (D) , ,740 CD Kirk (R) , ,716 CD - Halvorson (D) , ,634 CD Costello (D) , ,167 CD Biggert (R) , ,182 CD Foster (D) , ,669 CD Johnson (R) , ,773 CD Manzullo (R) , ,489 CD Hare (D) , ,058 CD Schock (R) , ,554 CD Shimkus (R) , ,732 26

27 Immigrant Population /07 United States 31,107,889 37,234,785 Illinois 1,529,058 1,748,018 Counties: Monroe Kendall 2,899 7,716 Jo Daviess Will 35,715 72,332 Fayette Metropolitan Areas: Rockford 20,044 29,344 Bloomington-Normal 4,978 7,107 Kankakee 3,611 5,078 St. Louis 10,024 13,279 Decatur 1,571 2,038 Champaign-Urbana 14,638 18,195 Springfield 3,622 4,373 Peoria 7,782 9,107 Chicago-Naperville-Joliet 1,425,978 1,616,703 Davenport-Moline-Rock Island 7,877 8,868 Danville 1,423 1,399 Congressional Districts: CD Rush (D) 01 33,074 43,103 CD - Jackson (D) 02 41,717 43,254 CD Lipinski (D) , ,863 CD Gutierrez (D) , ,497 CD Quigley (D) , ,532 CD Roskam (R) , ,652 CD Davis (D) 07 51,620 59,836 CD - Bean (D) 08 90, ,167 CD Schakowsky (D) , ,073 CD Kirk (R) , ,091 CD - Halvorson (D) 11 27,624 43,455 CD Costello (D) 12 11,832 14,137 CD Biggert (R) 13 72, ,296 CD Foster (D) 14 83, ,061 CD Johnson (R) 15 22,838 28,931 CD Manzullo (R) 16 36,560 56,986 CD Hare (D) 17 13,834 15,762 CD Schock (R) 18 12,770 14,574 CD Shimkus (R) 19 6,971 9,748 27

28 Naturalized Immigrant Population /07 United States 12,542,626 15,628,659 Illinois 603, ,137 Counties: Kendall Jo Daviess Will McHenry Grundy Metropolitan Areas: Rockford 7,068 12,067 Decatur 753 1,025 St. Louis 5,211 6,935 Chicago-Naperville-Joliet 562, ,080 Springfield 1,972 2,415 Champaign-Urbana 4,067 4,877 Bloomington-Normal 1,729 2,013 Peoria 3,834 4,204 Kankakee 1,532 1,665 Davenport-Moline-Rock Island 3,295 3,401 Congressional Districts: CD Rush (D) 01 15,406 18,396 CD - Jackson (D) 02 19,481 18,864 CD Lipinski (D) 03 54,092 65,137 CD Gutierrez (D) 04 72,163 70,293 CD Quigley (D) 05 78,815 89,326 CD Roskam (R) 06 50,112 69,855 CD Davis (D) 07 21,582 26,882 CD - Bean (D) 08 34,586 55,623 CD Schakowsky (D) 09 92, ,427 CD Kirk (R) 10 50,848 66,261 CD - Halvorson (D) 11 10,993 16,471 CD Costello (D) 12 5,110 7,326 CD Biggert (R) 13 36,353 60,284 CD Foster (D) 14 25,224 40,178 CD Johnson (R) 15 7,472 8,956 CD Manzullo (R) 16 13,765 25,543 CD Hare (D) 17 5,785 5,898 CD Schock (R) 18 6,118 6,717 CD Shimkus (R) 19 3,466 4,700 28

29 Recent Immigrant Population /07 United States 7,581,941 7,881,367 Illinois 391, ,621 Counties: Kendall Madison Grundy Coles Will Metropolitan Areas: St. Louis 2,143 3,233 Decatur Bloomington-Normal 2,003 2,666 Springfield Peoria 2,102 2,721 Champaign-Urbana 6,636 7,998 Davenport-Moline-Rock Island 2,018 2,338 Kankakee 974 1,098 Rockford 6,169 5,666 Chicago-Naperville-Joliet 360, ,983 Danville Congressional Districts: CD Rush (D) 01 8,142 6,853 CD - Jackson (D) 02 7,801 6,618 CD Lipinski (D) 03 24,866 23,023 CD Gutierrez (D) 04 66,740 46,327 CD Quigley (D) 05 47,629 36,036 CD Roskam (R) 06 33,463 29,727 CD Davis (D) 07 14,865 13,423 CD - Bean (D) 08 26,017 24,969 CD Schakowsky (D) 09 52,014 37,976 CD Kirk (R) 10 30,689 23,326 CD - Halvorson (D) 11 6,974 8,554 CD Costello (D) 12 3,501 3,781 CD Biggert (R) 13 16,139 22,045 CD Foster (D) 14 24,423 27,663 CD Johnson (R) 15 9,320 11,348 CD Manzullo (R) 16 10,482 10,958 CD Hare (D) 17 3,517 4,134 CD Schock (R) 18 3,620 3,676 CD Shimkus (R) 19 1,673 2,186 29

30 Immigrant Population Below Poverty Foreign born population for whom poverty is determined 2000 Foreign born population whose income in the past 12 months is below poverty level 2000 Foreign born population for whom poverty is determined 2005/07 Foreign born population whose income in the past 12 months is below poverty level 2005/07 United States 30,765,578 5,497,726 36,696,106 5,952,896 Illinois 1,514, ,828 1,729, ,255 Counties: Coles Boone 3, ,034 1,311 St. Clair 5, ,782 1,092 Winnebago 16,805 2,479 24,045 4,923 Kankakee 3, , Metropolitan Areas: Rockford 19,900 2,948 29,079 6,234 Kankakee 3, , Springfield 3, , Bloomington-Normal 4, ,712 1,054 St. Louis 9,818 1,276 12,704 1,745 Chicago-Naperville-Joliet 1,415, ,908 1,604, ,096 Champaign-Urbana 13,472 3,348 16,335 3,975 Danville 1, , Davenport-Moline-Rock Island 7,780 1,230 8,754 1,186 Decatur 1, , Peoria 7, , Congressional Districts: CD Rush (D) 01 32,222 5,242 42,339 6,312 CD - Jackson (D) 02 41,388 5,636 43,020 7,927 CD Lipinski (D) ,653 13, ,345 18,428 CD Gutierrez (D) ,805 52, ,914 48,159 CD Quigley (D) ,026 21, ,263 22,932 CD Roskam (R) ,098 9, ,732 12,217 CD Davis (D) 07 49,920 8,441 58,181 9,080 CD - Bean (D) 08 89,705 6, ,223 9,740 CD Schakowsky (D) ,855 29, ,922 27,997 CD Kirk (R) ,732 9, ,321 11,232 CD - Halvorson (D) 11 26,910 4,079 42,845 5,475 CD Costello (D) 12 11,395 2,445 13,428 2,996 CD Biggert (R) 13 71,957 3, ,088 5,934 CD Foster (D) 14 82,080 10, ,875 15,316 CD Johnson (R) 15 21,323 4,325 26,678 5,668 CD Manzullo (R) 16 36,343 4,776 56,657 8,320 CD Hare (D) 17 13,299 2,435 14,618 2,383 CD Schock (R) 18 12,252 1,721 13,884 1,168 CD Shimkus (R) 19 6, ,

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