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Line 271: − ''See also:'' [[United States, immigration and the growth of religion]]+ − − "The U.S. Census Bureau issued a report just after the 2020 data was collected that notes two key demographic realities that churches need to get ready for now. First, by 2030 immigration is projected to become the primary driver of population growth in the United States."<ref>[https://outreachmagazine.com/features/76177-ed-stetzer-the-church-of-2030.html Ed Stetzer: The Church of 2030], Outreach Magazine, 2023</ref> − − "Pew Research Center has put a number on a similar forecast: 82% of U.S. growth from 2005 to 2050 will come from new immigrants and their families."<ref>[https://wheatonbillygraham.com/to-america-with-love-why-u-s-christianitys-resurgence-will-come-from-immigrants/ To America With Love: Why U.S. Christianity’s Resurgence Will Come From Immigrants], Wheaton College, Billy Graham Center, 2023</ref> − − "In 2021, over 60% of immigrant workers who came to the US arrived from North America. Of those immigrants, nearly 90.4% came from Mexico. Asia was the continent with the next highest number of workers immigrating to the US, accounting for about 22%, followed by Europe (9%), Africa (4%), and South America (3%)."<ref>[https://usafacts.org/articles/where-do-us-immigrants-come-from/#:~:text=In%202021%2C%20over%2060%25%20of,and%20South%20America%20(3%25). Where do US immigrants come from?], USA Facts website, 2023</ref> − − 91.3% of all Mexicans were Christian in 2020 according to census data.<ref>[https://www.inegi.org.mx/temas/religion/#Tabulados Censo de Población y Vivienda 2020 – Cuestionario básico]". INEGI. Retrieved May 18, 2022.]</ref> − − In 2021, as far as immigration to the United States from Asia, "The largest countries of origin were India (2.7 million, or 19 percent of Asian immigrants); China, including Hong Kong (2.5 million, 18 percent); the Philippines (2 million, 15 percent); Vietnam (1.4 million, 10 percent); and South Korea and North Korea (1 million, 7 percent). − − As far as Asia: The majority of Indians are Hindu. China and Vietnam have a large irreligion/nonreligious population. The majority of Filipinos are Catholic. − − [[File:Religion in mexico.png|200px|thumbnail|center|91.3% of all Mexicans were Christian in 2020 according to census data.<ref>[https://www.inegi.org.mx/temas/religion/#Tabulados Censo de Población y Vivienda 2020 – Cuestionario básico]". INEGI. Retrieved May 18, 2022.]</ref>]] − {{Clear}} − [[File:Asian immigration to the usa 2006 to 2021.png|thumbnail|center|1300px|Asian immigration makes up a significant percentage of U.S. immigration.<ref>[https://usafacts.org/articles/where-do-us-immigrants-come-from/#:~:text=In%202021%2C%20over%2060%25%20of,and%20South%20America%20(3%25). Where do US immigrants come from?], USA Facts website, 2023</ref>]] − {{Clear}} − [[File:Immigration from India and China to usa 2006 to 2021.png|thumbnail|center|1300px|Many Asian immigrants to the USA are from India where Hindus are the largest religious segment of the population.]] − {{Clear}}
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== United States, immigration and the growth of religion ==
== United States, immigration and the growth of religion ==
See: [[United States, immigration and the growth of religion in the USA in the latter part of the 21st century]]
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