Will the US Become Hispanic by 2060?
Will The United States Become A Hispanic Country By 2060?
“The fact is that they’ve lied to my people. They’ve said, ‘No problem; everything’s just fine,’ when things are not at all fine.” Ezekiel 13:10 (MSG)
The demographics of the United States have changed a lot over the past few decades, and with the noticeable growth of the Hispanic and Latino American population both through immigration and higher birthrates could the United States be slowly becoming a Hispanic country?
Is America’s future hispanic? States like Texas and California already see latinos constitute a plurality of the population, and these populations will almost certainly become majorities by 2050, with some figures suggesting the United States could become majority hispanic, while more reasonable estimates suggest hispanic-americans will comprise as much as 35 percent of the total population.
What could this mean for the future of American politics? How will Hispanic-American voting patterns effect elections in America, the political power of the Republican and Democratic parties?
In analyzing and explaining this we also need to consider that while Hispanic and Latino populations are often lumped together, there is a good amount of diversity among the Hispanic demographic, with many White, Mestizo, and Black Hispanics.
We must also consider the declining birthrates seen within the domestic population of the United States, and how higher fertility rates among Hispanic-Americans will effect America’s demographics.
Will the United States become a Hispanic country by 2060?
For more about the South, a prophecy of Esau or Edom, see Obadiah
For more on the enemy from the South, see A Sword from the South!
For more into another Captivity: see Ezekiel Timeline – 190/40 Years
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