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Hispanics are changing the face of local communities. Rock County’s Hispanic population more than doubled from 2000 to 2010. Walworth County’s Hispanic population jumped 72 percent. Who are some of the new neighbors and what issues do they face?
A WORD FROM THE EDITOR
Hispanic series intended to promote understanding
'Changing face of America' set for three days starting Sunday, Feb. 12.
STORIES
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Young Mexicans navigate border between cultures
By ANNA MARIE LUX | 2/14 -
Young Hispanics will shape society in 21st century: Report
By ANNA MARIE LUX | 2/14 -
Study: 19th century immigrants weren't always quick to learn to speak English
By ANNA MARIE LUX | 2/14 -
Babies, not immigration, drive Hispanic growth
By ANNA MARIE LUX | 2/14 -
Student learns about her roots during semester in Mexico
By ANNA MARIE LUX | 2/14 -
Young father is proud to be American, but wants to pass on Mexican heritage
By ANNA MARIE LUX | 2/14 -
Legal immigration complicated, lengthy: Lawyers
By ANNA MARIE LUX | 2/13 -
Fewer are crossing illegally
By ANNA MARIE LUX | 2/13 -
Legislator: Bill is state's answer to illegal immigration
By ANNA MARIE LUX | 2/13 -
States enact their own immigration-related laws
By ANNA MARIE LUX | 2/13 -
Illegal immigrants live on edge of society, fearing deportation
By ANNA MARIE LUX | 2/13 -
'Amnesties are not an option,' says education forum member
By ANNA MARIE LUX | 2/12 -
Immigrant says US is still seen as land of opportunity
By ANNA MARIE LUX | 2/12 -
Immigrant embraces, finds strength in faith
By ANNA MARIE LUX | 2/12 -
Immigrants search for better life and understanding
By ANNA MARIE LUX | 2/12
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LIVE CHAT
You can read the transcript below of our live chat with reporter Anna Marie Lux about The Gazette's three-day series "Changing Face of America."
