Heavily hispanic areas with relatively low amounts of immigrants

[rob in cal]

    I'd love to see a breakdown of  hispanic dominated areas showing percentage foreign born.  It would be intresting to see a political difference between low immigration areas compared to high ones.  I'm guessing New Mexico and South Texas would be the leaders in the low immigration category.

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The Bronx has a lot of Puerto Ricans who don't really count as immigrants

[Sol]

Do the Cuban areas of South Florida have very many recent immigrants?

[Never]

There might be a few places in pockets of California that are very Hispanic, but not high-immigration. I'm sure they would be very rural, but this is just speculation on my part.

[Del Tachi]

Northern New Mexico?

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

Northern New Mexico?

This is what came to mind for me too. The core of that population has been there since the Novohispanic period.

[TDAS04]

Northern New Mexico?

This is what came to mind for me too. The core of that population has been there since the Novohispanic period.

And to a lesser extent, southern Colorado.

[Snowstalker Mk. II]

The Bronx has a lot of Puerto Ricans who don't really count as immigrants

That applies to a lot of the Northeast and is probably the best answer.