Period I of the Hispanic/Latino diaspora in the U.S. is best characterized as a period that includes the Entradas, A period of major land acquisition of Mexican territory by the US, and A period when many Mexican citizens suddenly found themselves living in the US.
Since 1965, Latino immigrants to the US have come from a variety of ethnic backgrounds, albeit those with Mexican heritage continue to outnumber those without. The south has seen the fastest growth in the Hispanic/Latino population.
The remainder were of South or other Central American descent or were originally from Spain. All Hispanic Americans were born here, making up two-thirds of the population.
Few people immigrate directly from Spain since historically, Spaniards have relocated to Hispanic America instead of English-speaking nations.
The Entradas, the significant US property purchases of Mexican territory, and the period when many Mexican nationals unexpectedly found themselves living in the US are the three periods that best describe the Hispanic/Latino diaspora in the US.
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