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When The Immigrant Population Outgrows Natural-Born Residents

October 31, 2021

The United States is getting more diverse by the year. For some rural regions, that’s mostly due to immigration. Over the past two decades, the Latino community in Arcadia, Wisconsin has expanded rapidly, filling the increasing demand for labor. Now, they outnumber natural-born residents. Correspondent Jessica Gomez shows us how this change is impacting the community.

 

 

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