Will Latinos Eventually Become A Majority in the U.S.?

[dead0man]

As asked, no, not possible.  If you're asking will hispanics ever make up a majority of white folk, well no, that isn't going to happen either.  At least not anytime in the next 100 years.

[dead0man]

As asked, no, not possible.  If you're asking will hispanics ever make up a majority of white folk, well no, that isn't going to happen either.  At least not anytime in the next 100 years.

I'm asking if Latinos will become a majority (as in 50.01% or more) of the U.S. population at anytime in the future.

Not likely.  Here the US Census predicted in 2008 that Hispanics will triple by 2050 and still only be at 30% of the population.  Non-Hispanic whites will still make up 46%.  Obviously these numbers are guesses and are likely to not be 100% accurate, but are still probably pretty good guesses.

[dead0man]

Well, duh. The term isn't used in Latin America full stop.

It's not used in much of this part of America (as in the non-Latin third, not as in the USofA) either.  That's why most of us have been saying "hispanic" over and over.  I know it's a regional thing, but to my ear, "latino" is to hispanic, what "colored" is to black, or "oriental" is to asian.