Greater Boston's Immigrants from Dominican Republic

Author: 
The Immigrant Learning Center
Date of Publication: 
November, 2020
Source Organization: 
The Immigrant Learning Center, Inc.

The Immigrant Learning Center, with our partner the Institute for Immigration Research at George Mason University, has compiled fact sheets to answer the most pressing questions about the top ten immigrant populations in the Greater Boston area. The reports explore the most common occupations, educational backgrounds, median income and more for each immigrant population.

The number of immigrants from the Dominican Republic has tripled since 1990 making them the fifth-largest Spanish-speaking population living in the United States. Immigrants from the Dominican Republic form the second-largest immigrant group in Greater Boston after China and ahead of, in order, India, Haiti, Brazil, El Salvador, Vietnam, Canada, Guatemala and Cape Verde. Data from 2017.

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PDF icon Dominican Republic Greater Boston factsheet.pdf
Citation: 

The Immigrant Learning Center. (2020). Greater Boston's Immigrants from Dominican Republic. https://www.ilctr.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/China-Greater-Boston-factsheet-1.pdf

Communities: 
Latinx Immigrants
Topics: 
Demographics
Geographies: 
Massachusetts