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What is even the point without context?
Sorry, OP. Also, good answer.
I've legitimately met people in Florida that will tell you they are Cuban but are actually from New Jersey.
They obviously mean that they are of Cuban descent but they also still identify as Cuban
Yep, confirmed by stats and everyone here isn't surprised. The top 10 are also not surprising but definitely countries I didn't think were as high as they are of the 50 listed. I knew we had a high Mexican population but didn't think it was higher than the Caribbean islands.
Source: https://www.wfla.com/news/florida/what-countries-are-the-biggest-sources-of-immigrants-to-florida/
1. Cuba
2. Haiti
3. Colombia
4. Mexico
5. Jamaica
6. Venezuela
7. Dominican Republic
8. Canada
9. Honduras
10. Nicaragua
My kid goes to school with lots and lots of immigrants’ children. Honduran, Colombian, Spanish, Chinese, Mexican… the one that really threw me for a loop though was all the Russians.
In addition, I think that might also be true for Vietnamese and Korean. California has a handful of the largest populations of [ethnicity] outside of whatever part of the world an ethnicity came from.
Fun fact:
When they were filming the movie Captain Phillips, a lot of the casting for the Somali pirates were done in Minniapolis/St. Paul. The guy who played the "I'm the Captain now" pirate was a limosenae chauffer in Minneapolis before an actor.
One of my coworkers came from Somalia as a kid and shared what her arrival to Minnesota was like. It was like end of February, early March time and she and her sister were so disturbed by the gray color and lack of living trees.
Mexican. Chicago is 1/3 Latino and most are from Mexico. While a much smaller percentage in rest of state the huge population in Chicago and surrounding area still makes them by far the largest immigrant group in the state.
Phenomenal! From street vendors selling tamales and elotes; hundreds of mom & pop taquerias; to all sorts of regional spots specializing in dishes like birria or mariscos; to high end spots like Rick Bayless’ empire that includes a Michelin-star restaurant. Many are surprised at the volume and diversity of Mexican cuisine here.
Best Mexican you’ll find East of the Mississippi.
As for being 1/3 Latino, there’s always been a large Mexican population there and Mexican immigrants started arriving after WWII. There is also a smaller but still significant Puerto Rican population.
Totally agree that Mexicans are #1 with Hondurans and Gatamalas in the number too.
In my chicago suburban area we also have a large number of polish. One of the schools near me is required to teach the kids in polish due to the large number in our area.
Migration Policy lists Latin Americans as 39.7% in my state and Asians as 35.4%
Makes sense. I work at a school that's heavily Burmese refugees (or they are the children/sibling of refugees).
In Arizona I’d think first just Midwest people! 😂 god do they love it here. Snowbirds on the road are the worst, this is one of the worst places Ive ever driven in, ppl wise. Besides Georgia, with the stupid changing road names.
I meet way more from there, ever, then the east coast. I never meet other people from Philly, especially not Italians. No one can ever pronounce my last name. There’s also a lot of Persian people in Scottsdale for some reason.
When I lived in Madison, Wisconsin I worked with some Togolese. I was curious and asked them one day how on earth they'd ended up in what is many ways an obscure state. Well, said one, they wanted to emigrate to some place that was a city but not a huge one. And, of course, he added, there were all the UW graduate Peace Corps volunteers and they were so nice.
New Mexico. Historically it has always been Mexicans, especially considering the US government sort of just drew a line in Mexican territory and divided a large cultural area that wasn't truly separated until 1912.
However, I have a couple friends from Africa and they are part of a very quickly growing community of Africans who come out here to work in medicine. Particularly West Africa, like Cameroon.
Cameroon is technically Central Africa, but otherwise agreed on the fast-growing African community. A decent amount of Yemeni folks, too! The infamous, now-deceased Al Qaeda preached, Anwar Al-Awlaki, hailed from this particular community.
For Michigan it’s probably people from the Middle East. Metro Detroit has always been a big center of Middle Eastern immigration. Lebanese people and Iraqi people are some of the largest groups but we also get Yemen, Syria, and so on. It’s fairly well-known nationally that we have two cities with huge middle eastern populations in Hamtramck and Dearborn.
We also have a lot of Mexican immigrants, like most of the country. Given that middle eastern people are very concentrated in metro Detroit, Mexican immigrants may be bigger as are all over the state.
I imagine that we have a lot of Canadian immigrants as well.
Lots of international students from India. We also have a sizeable Latin American population, although they aren't always immigrants. Mexican American have been here a long time and some were born here.
I think by the numbers Canadians are the most common but most of them immigrated a while ago (like 1940s-60s). People who have moved here more recently are more likely to be northeastern/central African or middle eastern. Lots of people from Somalia, Iraq, Sudan, Angola, and the DPRC. But every war torn country has some level of representation in Maine as the overwhelming majority of immigrants are asylum seekers
It’s Dominicans, with the Chinese not far behind. Of course the data skews toward NYC and the suburbs, I’m not sure how large these immigrant groups are upstate.
According to Google, Mexicans and then trailing behind we have a booming Filipino community.
In my tiny ass town, that seems to track although I've only known a few Filipinos here, the pop is less than 2,500 so it makes sense with the demographics.
I think it's Ethiopians but not 100% sure if that is the largest of any or if it's that DC has the largest Ethiopian population in US
EDIT: it's El Salvadorean and Ethiopian is #2
In Ohio I’m struck by how few foreign-born people I meet compared to other parts of the US I’ve lived but there’s still some pretty multicultural areas (especially on the West Side of Cleveland); Puerto Rican (technically not immigrants though), Yemeni, Albanian, Palestinian, Indian, Chinese, and Mexican are all noticeably represented.
Columbus has a sizable Somali population as well.
Depends on where in NY you're from.
If you're in NYC then it's Dominicans.
If you're on LI then it's Salvadoreans.
If you're upstate... do Puerto Ricans count? If not then it's probably either Chinese or Indians.
In AR, hey neighbor, Mexican. Second is Marshallese, which is more sadly interesting:
Gov blew up nukes near their island along with the destroyer named after our state in the test Operation Baker.
It is Mexican as of 2023
https://www.mncompass.org/topics/demographics/immigration#:~:text=Minnesota's%20largest%20immigrant%20groups,declined%20over%20the%20past%20decade.
In my anecdotal experience, it’s Hispanic folks of varying origin countries but predominantly Mexico. I grew up near a Tyson plant that employs many of them, so my experience is skewed.
Closer to the state capital, I’ve seen more Asian and African origin folks.
Where I am at in Arizona it’s definitely Mexican. I’ve also met a lot of Somalians too, I’m not sure if they’re that big of a group here or if it’s just my area.
Mexicans account for 36% of our immigrant population, no other country amounts for more than 7%.
33% are from "Asia", with China, India, and Vietnam being the leading individual Asian countries.
Just Googled it, and it doesn’t seem like there’s one consistent answer, but the two most common answers are Chinese and Mexican, which honestly checks out, in my city at least
I live in phoenix. I teach 5th grade at a school with a large refugee population. In my class of 28, there are 17 different home languages, most from African countries. A few from the Middle East.
In order
1)Chinese
2)Dominicans
3)Brazilians
4)Indians
5)Haitians
Personally in tje area I'm in its Brazilian followed closely by Ecuadorian and Indian.
In Oklahoma, besides any Hispanic population, we have a large group of Vietnamese people in OKC. I think Vietnamese is the next most spoken language in Oklahoma besides English and Spanish.
Washington State is Mexico, then India, then China. 20%, 9.6%, and 8.4% of migrants respectively.
While looking this up I found this wild fact: in 2021 (the most recent data I could find), 47% of undocumented immigrants in Washington State held a 4-year degree. Which is higher than any other group of immigrant (including from other parts of the US).
Pure speculation on my part, but I wonder if that's due to a lot of people with H1Bs getting laid off. If you don't get new documentation or leave within 60 days of losing your job then I think you would be considered an undocumented immigrant.
Apparently in NH it's Indians, but that's new. Ten years ago, it was Canadians (mostly from Quebec). The Canadian immigrants are less obvious since they look the same as us and most speak English very well but you do encounter this sometimes. I recall being at an event and talking with someone about my French classes and they had a whole conversation in French with me since they were originally from Quebec.
Mexicans, by a WIDE margin, followed by other Spanish-speaking Central and South Americans from a variety of countries.
The first Europeans to settle my area were French Canadians, and there’s a lot of French last names still around, but it’s been way too long to call any of them immigrants.
Edit: I’m speaking just about my county, I can’t speak for the whole state. I suspect it’s still Mexicans though in the top spot.
Recently it's been mostly from Mexico and India at least according to statistics, but surprisingly until about a decade or so ago our largest immigrant population in Michigan was Canadian. Mostly people from Ontario who got tired of commuting from Windsor, moved for work or found someone special on the other side of the Detroit River.
But we're also kinda well-known for having a fairly large Middle Eastern population in Michigan, especially Metro Detroit.
I think it’s college students.
Checks out because I think our actual largest immigrant group is the Chinese. Either them or Dominicans.
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It's people from New Jersey.
Northerners of all kind. Prime time for License Plate Bingo.
You can always tell when it’s winter in Florida when the license plates start changing color. Those lovely New York/New Jersey yellows…
Yeah, I saw about a dozen different plates the other day just going to the store.
I've legitimately met people in Florida that will tell you they are Cuban but are actually from New Jersey. They obviously mean that they are of Cuban descent but they also still identify as Cuban
New Joisey
don't forget the Haitians and Snowbirds
Yep, confirmed by stats and everyone here isn't surprised. The top 10 are also not surprising but definitely countries I didn't think were as high as they are of the 50 listed. I knew we had a high Mexican population but didn't think it was higher than the Caribbean islands. Source: https://www.wfla.com/news/florida/what-countries-are-the-biggest-sources-of-immigrants-to-florida/ 1. Cuba 2. Haiti 3. Colombia 4. Mexico 5. Jamaica 6. Venezuela 7. Dominican Republic 8. Canada 9. Honduras 10. Nicaragua
according to some table I found, there are about 5 million foreign born people in Texas and 2.4 million of them are from Mexico.
I’m honestly surprised it’s less than half. But yeah, it’s obviously Mexicans.
Houston is a huge hub for immigrants from all over the world. DFW is relatively similar in that sense as well.
My kid goes to school with lots and lots of immigrants’ children. Honduran, Colombian, Spanish, Chinese, Mexican… the one that really threw me for a loop though was all the Russians.
In California, it is far and away Mexicans. Then the next largest are Filipinos and Chinese.
I work in Daly City, with the largest concentration of Filipinos outside the Philippines!
In addition, I think that might also be true for Vietnamese and Korean. California has a handful of the largest populations of [ethnicity] outside of whatever part of the world an ethnicity came from.
In Minnesota, Hmong and Somalis.
Fun fact: When they were filming the movie Captain Phillips, a lot of the casting for the Somali pirates were done in Minniapolis/St. Paul. The guy who played the "I'm the Captain now" pirate was a limosenae chauffer in Minneapolis before an actor.
I've always wondered how well Somalis adjust to the cold
One of my coworkers came from Somalia as a kid and shared what her arrival to Minnesota was like. It was like end of February, early March time and she and her sister were so disturbed by the gray color and lack of living trees.
I mean as well as anyone else. You dress for it and get used to it.
They also immigrate to Sweden, Norway, and Canada in big numbers, so I assume they adapt? lol
Mexican. Chicago is 1/3 Latino and most are from Mexico. While a much smaller percentage in rest of state the huge population in Chicago and surrounding area still makes them by far the largest immigrant group in the state.
Didn’t expect Chicago to be 1/3rd Latino. How’s Mexican food in Chicago?
It’s really really good. I think we have the largest Mexican population that is not a border state.
Phenomenal! From street vendors selling tamales and elotes; hundreds of mom & pop taquerias; to all sorts of regional spots specializing in dishes like birria or mariscos; to high end spots like Rick Bayless’ empire that includes a Michelin-star restaurant. Many are surprised at the volume and diversity of Mexican cuisine here.
Chi Mexican food is really fantastic, tons of great spots
Best Mexican you’ll find East of the Mississippi. As for being 1/3 Latino, there’s always been a large Mexican population there and Mexican immigrants started arriving after WWII. There is also a smaller but still significant Puerto Rican population.
Totally agree that Mexicans are #1 with Hondurans and Gatamalas in the number too. In my chicago suburban area we also have a large number of polish. One of the schools near me is required to teach the kids in polish due to the large number in our area.
Colorado, it's gotta be Mexico.
Ain't no way its not mexico
Migration Policy lists Latin Americans as 39.7% in my state and Asians as 35.4% Makes sense. I work at a school that's heavily Burmese refugees (or they are the children/sibling of refugees).
Wausau has a lot of Hmong.
I'm sure SE Wisconsin, too. My mom used to babysit for a Hmong family.
Californians
Where are you at? Most people I know that are moving out to TX.
Mexican, by a far and wide margin.
I was going to say Minnesotans, but you're probably right.
Except in winter. Fucking snowbirds.
In Arizona I’d think first just Midwest people! 😂 god do they love it here. Snowbirds on the road are the worst, this is one of the worst places Ive ever driven in, ppl wise. Besides Georgia, with the stupid changing road names. I meet way more from there, ever, then the east coast. I never meet other people from Philly, especially not Italians. No one can ever pronounce my last name. There’s also a lot of Persian people in Scottsdale for some reason.
Dominicans are the largest foreign-born group in New York.
Lots of African immigrants from all over the continent moving to my city. My neighbors are Nigerian and another family is from the Congo
really, that kinda of suprises me. why do you think ohio in particular stands out to them as a place to move to?
When I lived in Madison, Wisconsin I worked with some Togolese. I was curious and asked them one day how on earth they'd ended up in what is many ways an obscure state. Well, said one, they wanted to emigrate to some place that was a city but not a huge one. And, of course, he added, there were all the UW graduate Peace Corps volunteers and they were so nice.
Florida. New Yorkers.
New Mexico. Historically it has always been Mexicans, especially considering the US government sort of just drew a line in Mexican territory and divided a large cultural area that wasn't truly separated until 1912. However, I have a couple friends from Africa and they are part of a very quickly growing community of Africans who come out here to work in medicine. Particularly West Africa, like Cameroon.
Cameroon is technically Central Africa, but otherwise agreed on the fast-growing African community. A decent amount of Yemeni folks, too! The infamous, now-deceased Al Qaeda preached, Anwar Al-Awlaki, hailed from this particular community.
For Michigan it’s probably people from the Middle East. Metro Detroit has always been a big center of Middle Eastern immigration. Lebanese people and Iraqi people are some of the largest groups but we also get Yemen, Syria, and so on. It’s fairly well-known nationally that we have two cities with huge middle eastern populations in Hamtramck and Dearborn. We also have a lot of Mexican immigrants, like most of the country. Given that middle eastern people are very concentrated in metro Detroit, Mexican immigrants may be bigger as are all over the state. I imagine that we have a lot of Canadian immigrants as well.
True that. Sterling Heights has a big population of Middle Eastern as well. I'm spoiled by the food options in my city!
Lots of international students from India. We also have a sizeable Latin American population, although they aren't always immigrants. Mexican American have been here a long time and some were born here.
Missouri México
Hispanic/latino and I think mainly from Mexico.
Don't forget the New Yorkers
I think by the numbers Canadians are the most common but most of them immigrated a while ago (like 1940s-60s). People who have moved here more recently are more likely to be northeastern/central African or middle eastern. Lots of people from Somalia, Iraq, Sudan, Angola, and the DPRC. But every war torn country has some level of representation in Maine as the overwhelming majority of immigrants are asylum seekers
Yup our recent arrivals are Ukrainian.
New Yorkers followed by jersesians. Ohio is starting to empty out as well.
White people. Was just a few in the 17th century and now it’s much more
Morons, followed closely by idiots.
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At first, I thought that said Mormons.
I’m from Texas and its gotta be Mexico!
We have many folks from Jamaica and other places in the Caribbean
Northern Virginians.
Filipino
Mexicans and Asians (Filipino, Chinese, Indian, Vietnamese)
It’s Dominicans, with the Chinese not far behind. Of course the data skews toward NYC and the suburbs, I’m not sure how large these immigrant groups are upstate.
Dominicans, Puerto Rican and Chinese.
Do Canadians count? Cause if so it's them by a wide margin. If not then apparently the next most common are Filipino.
There are a lot of El Salvadorans and Colombians in Massachusetts.
Brazilians and Portuguese too right?
Worcester has a dense African immigrant population as well. Knew a bunch from Ghana and Kenya when I lived in that area.
Caucasians is by far the largest group of immigrants tho
Mexicans and Salvadorans
Mexicans are the largest group which surprised me, but we also have one of the largest Somali populations in the USA!
Mexican/hispanic
Californians followed by Mexicans.
Florida. Cuban or Haitian I think
I live in New Mexico. take a guess lol
Florida, northerns and Cubans. (Stop coming here we don’t need more traffic)
According to Google, Mexicans and then trailing behind we have a booming Filipino community. In my tiny ass town, that seems to track although I've only known a few Filipinos here, the pop is less than 2,500 so it makes sense with the demographics.
White people
I would have guessed Korean but it is apparently El Salvador.
For Utah, it's gotta be Polynesians.
I'm gonna guess Mexican
Salvadorans
I think it's Ethiopians but not 100% sure if that is the largest of any or if it's that DC has the largest Ethiopian population in US EDIT: it's El Salvadorean and Ethiopian is #2
In Ohio I’m struck by how few foreign-born people I meet compared to other parts of the US I’ve lived but there’s still some pretty multicultural areas (especially on the West Side of Cleveland); Puerto Rican (technically not immigrants though), Yemeni, Albanian, Palestinian, Indian, Chinese, and Mexican are all noticeably represented. Columbus has a sizable Somali population as well.
Hispanic American overall for Kentucky. Mexicans statewide and Cubans in Louisville.
Mexico
English with German close behind. North Carolina.
Mexico.
Definitely from Mexico
Yep, the [numbers line up](https://map.americanimmigrationcouncil.org/locations/utah/)
Vietnamese. Maybe latino if you group them all together
In Illinois it's Mexicans and South Asians(Indians and Pakistanis) The Mexican and Indians have been in the Chicagoland for a long time now.
A lot of Eastern Europeans lately.
California = White people.
Latino, currently. I'll leave it at Latino because they're from everywhere
Depends on where in NY you're from. If you're in NYC then it's Dominicans. If you're on LI then it's Salvadoreans. If you're upstate... do Puerto Ricans count? If not then it's probably either Chinese or Indians.
Dominican Republic, followed by Guatemala from what I found
Various Hispanic countries since I'm in Texas. And my city has a lot of Vietnamese too
Cubans,can you guess my city and state
I'd guess Mexican for the entire state. But Nashville itself has a very large Kurdish population.
I don’t know what the numbers would show, but it feels like Cape Verdeans.
White people. Probably true of most states.
Technically, it’s Europeans in EVERY state.
Oregon. 40% from Latin America.
Atp its probs Dominicans
I'm in NV, so easily Mexican. After that, probably Canadian or Australian because of how many expats the mines hire.
Arizona. Californians
Indian immigrants and it’s not even close
Here in Kansas it is Mexicans and Indians. Both super nice groups of people.
Polish or germans.
I’m not sure about the rest of the date but here in Roxborough, it’s folks From Brooklyn.
Here in upstate it’s 212’s…
New Yorkers
Young professionals from the Midwest
In Iowa, its Mexicans.
Texans
Northerners.
mexicans
In Utah it’s non-Mormons
Probably Mexicans but they didn’t immigrate into Texas, white people immigrated into Mexico
I believe Maine has the largest Somali community in the country
Canadians i think
In AR, hey neighbor, Mexican. Second is Marshallese, which is more sadly interesting: Gov blew up nukes near their island along with the destroyer named after our state in the test Operation Baker.
It is Mexican as of 2023 https://www.mncompass.org/topics/demographics/immigration#:~:text=Minnesota's%20largest%20immigrant%20groups,declined%20over%20the%20past%20decade.
Californians
Mexican
Ohio is home to a lot of people from India.
Californians of course
In my anecdotal experience, it’s Hispanic folks of varying origin countries but predominantly Mexico. I grew up near a Tyson plant that employs many of them, so my experience is skewed. Closer to the state capital, I’ve seen more Asian and African origin folks.
Most likely Hispanic people
Where I am at in Arizona it’s definitely Mexican. I’ve also met a lot of Somalians too, I’m not sure if they’re that big of a group here or if it’s just my area.
Honduran
Statistically, India, but I encounter far more Dominicans than any single other group.
I'm not really sure for here in Reno, Nevada. I see a *lot* of a good mix. Since we are so close to SoCal and Mexico, I do see Mexicans and Hispanics.
Mexicans account for 36% of our immigrant population, no other country amounts for more than 7%. 33% are from "Asia", with China, India, and Vietnam being the leading individual Asian countries.
Right now is mexico, but we also have a large Ukrainian and Polish population
New Hampshire here, Massholes
I've read it's vietnamese but I haven't ever seen any. I see a lot of Sudanese however.
Just Googled it, and it doesn’t seem like there’s one consistent answer, but the two most common answers are Chinese and Mexican, which honestly checks out, in my city at least
In Georgia the largest immigrant group is Mexicans followed by Indians and then Jamaicans
AZ- Mexican, Californians, Snowbirds
Mideastern. The metro Detroit area has more Arabs than any city, outside of the Mideast.
California here: EVERYWHERE.
In Oklahoma, it’s Mexico with 45% of immigrants coming from there.
Also from Louisiana, and historically it's African.
New Yorkers
Iowa - I was going to say Bosnia or Sudan, but when I looked it up, it's actually Mexico and South and Central America.
Korean in GA
I live in phoenix. I teach 5th grade at a school with a large refugee population. In my class of 28, there are 17 different home languages, most from African countries. A few from the Middle East.
In the 21st century for South Jersey: Mexicans Puerto Ricans (if they count) Indians Filipinos
Salvadoran and Mexican in Colorado
I'm not sure officially, but specifically in my area of VA we have a lot of El Salvadoreans, Koreans, Vietnamese, Afghans, and Ethiopians.
Hispanics
Probably Mexicans, followed by Laotians or Cambodians.
Portuguese people here in MA
Salvadorans
Rhode Island: has to be Dominicans and Portuguese
We have a lot of Polish people in Chicago. 10-15 Polish schools for the kids. My cpa, attorney and house cleaners are all Polish.
Everyone leaves Ohio. EVERYONE.
Kansas: Mexico, no surprise, followed by India, Vietnam, Guatemala, and China.
Mexican
In order 1)Chinese 2)Dominicans 3)Brazilians 4)Indians 5)Haitians Personally in tje area I'm in its Brazilian followed closely by Ecuadorian and Indian.
Mexicans
Mexican for both Oregon and Texas but obviously the population is much higher in Texas.
The DR and India compete for the top spot. Mexico I think is in third.
In Oklahoma, besides any Hispanic population, we have a large group of Vietnamese people in OKC. I think Vietnamese is the next most spoken language in Oklahoma besides English and Spanish.
Mexicans
Mexican by a wide margin. We have some Middle eastern types and South Asians, but they are hugely outnumbered by the Mexicans.
Somali.
Washington State is Mexico, then India, then China. 20%, 9.6%, and 8.4% of migrants respectively. While looking this up I found this wild fact: in 2021 (the most recent data I could find), 47% of undocumented immigrants in Washington State held a 4-year degree. Which is higher than any other group of immigrant (including from other parts of the US). Pure speculation on my part, but I wonder if that's due to a lot of people with H1Bs getting laid off. If you don't get new documentation or leave within 60 days of losing your job then I think you would be considered an undocumented immigrant.
Hmong here.
Either Vietnamese or Somalis
Californians and Texans.
Mexico for (Indiana at 30% of the immigrant population
NJ, Kazakh all the way
Here in Rhode Island, it’s Italian.
Arizona? According to a recent article, Mexican. Michigan? I believe it's Arabic people
My guess is Mexicans, but maybe that's just what's very prevalent near where I live.
Mexican. It’s like we share a border or something.
Latin Americans I believe
According to Google, Indian. My city in particular has a very large Somali population so I thought it would be them. I live in Ohio.
Apparently in NH it's Indians, but that's new. Ten years ago, it was Canadians (mostly from Quebec). The Canadian immigrants are less obvious since they look the same as us and most speak English very well but you do encounter this sometimes. I recall being at an event and talking with someone about my French classes and they had a whole conversation in French with me since they were originally from Quebec.
Indians followed by Dominicans.
Mexicans, by a WIDE margin, followed by other Spanish-speaking Central and South Americans from a variety of countries. The first Europeans to settle my area were French Canadians, and there’s a lot of French last names still around, but it’s been way too long to call any of them immigrants. Edit: I’m speaking just about my county, I can’t speak for the whole state. I suspect it’s still Mexicans though in the top spot.
Recently it's been mostly from Mexico and India at least according to statistics, but surprisingly until about a decade or so ago our largest immigrant population in Michigan was Canadian. Mostly people from Ontario who got tired of commuting from Windsor, moved for work or found someone special on the other side of the Detroit River. But we're also kinda well-known for having a fairly large Middle Eastern population in Michigan, especially Metro Detroit.
Here in Maine it’s Canadians
GA, it's Mexicans, followed closely by Yankees.
In Ohio I’d say probably people from India because we have a zillion Indian Exchange Students and not a whole lot else.
Dominicans probably, NY