How many Filipinos have migrated to the United States? (Percentage will do.)?
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about 7-9 percent of all asians comprise total US population...i would think of the 100 percent asians immigrating to US this year ...approximately 10 percent immigrate from philippines...in terms of the whole population of the US ...its more like .5-1 percent..
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About 41 million people .\nApproximately 14 % of the total population of the USA .\n\nAround 64 % are of Mexican background , and 10 % are of Puerto Rican ancestry .
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I WAS BORN AT THE PHILIPPINES...CAME TO U.S. WHEN I WAS 9 YRS OLD...I AM NOW 21....I LIVE IN NY...\nUHM..I LOVE BEING A FILIPINO GIRL BECAUSE I KNOW EVERYGUY FANTASIZE ABOUT US...\nI SPEAK TAGALOG(NATIONAL LANGUAGE IN PHILIPPINES)\nKUMUSTA NA? ( HOW ARE YOU)<==== OUR LANGUAGE IS ALMOST LIKE SPANISH...MAHAL KITA (I LOVE YOU)..\nANYWAY..THAT'S MY NATIONALITY AND I AM PROUD OF IT...\nWHAT'S YOURS?\n'?
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I'm from the Philippines!!
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Rulla, the Philippines is not a muslim nation. It's over 90% catholic. Please set your facts straight before writing anything down here.
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Your question is confusing.  You want statistics?  Also noted, there are many dialects of the P/Filipino language, including Tagalog.
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I am a Filipino,but i can speak english fluently.\nwhy are you a Filipino?
804334
A Filipino-Chinese here. xD
502007
Estimating the gross numbers of illegals entering the U.S.,  Census figures show that 90 percent of illegal immigration comes from Latin America, with 70 percent of the total from Mexico. \nThe last decade has witnessed a tidal wave of illegal Mexican immigration. \nThe Center for Immigration Studies noted: \n"Indeed, the last decade saw an unprecedented number of Mexicans cross the U.S. border. Between 1990 and 2000, their number doubled- from 4.2 million to 9.2 million, or 30 percent of the entire foreign-born population in the United States. Within this number, unauthorized Mexicans grew by more than 100 percent - from 2 million to 4.8 million, or 69 percent of all illegal aliens in the United States."\n\nThough the Mexican government should be embarrassed that 10 percent of its people have fled to the U.S. from Mexico, President Vicente Fox's administration has embraced this reality. In fact, increasing the number of Mexicans working illegally in the United States is among Mexico's highest foreign policy objectives.\n\nOf course, not all illegal aliens come from Mexico. \nIn 1997, the illegal alien population was 54 percent Mexican. \nThe illegal alien population is currently 70 percent Mexican, \nwith 30 percent coming from other countries. \nLatin America, including Mexico, is the source of 90 percent of illegal aliens entering into the United States.\n\n A 2004 Fox News article stated that "it is not just Mexicans who are flooding into our border states anymore.  Along with the Nicaraguans, Brazilians, Venezuelans, Ecuadorians, and Chileans,  agents of the Border Patrol now encounter Chinese, Pakistanis, and Indians.  Nationals of countries other than Mexico are known, in Border Patrol parlance, as 'OTMs'" - Other Than Mexicans.\n\nseeing a pattern here??\n\n"and Im not aware of any Mexican terrorists"\n\nhttp://www.washtimes.com/national/20040928-123346-3928r.htm\nA top al Qaeda lieutenant has met with leaders of a violent Salvadoran criminal gang with roots in Mexico and the United States — \n\nhttp://www.mexidata.info/id381.html\nRecently there have been reported sightings of al-Qaeda operatives in Honduras. According to some observers, their alleged presence in that country conforms to their desire to secure land routes to the United States,\n\nhttp://www.boston.com/news/nation/washington/articles/2005/03/09/possible_al_qaeda_infiltration_worries_fbi_chief/\nWASHINGTON -- FBI director Robert Mueller told Congress yesterday that people from countries with ties to Al Qaeda have crossed into the United States from Mexico, using false identities.\n\nhttp://www.usbc.org/info/2005/feb/alqaedalikely.htm\nU.S. officials say Mexican traffickers are increasingly smuggling people from some countries that Washington says are state sponsors of terrorism. One smuggler on the route said he would take anyone, even Osama bin Laden, for a price. 'Just as long as he paid me, I'd take him. I'd take whoever,' said the seasoned immigrant trafficker in the desert near Mexicali, just across from California.\n\n Anyone else seeing a pattern here??\n\nOur IDIOT President has made a choice to send the National Guard to the Mexican border to help assist in preventing illegal immigration.(FINALLY, The IDIOT Stepped Up And Did Something Right)
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I'd say that the majority are mestizo.  The rest are probably mostly of spanish descent with a small amount of other nationalities that have migrated there through the years.
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90% do apparently! A small statistic report. Though all may not be americans.
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in terms of numbers there are quite a few, but nothing compared to indonesia, malaysia, or thailand. per centage wise, 0.8% of the american population is chinese. \nthere are more chinese in the tiny little country of viet nam than the entire usa.
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i would say the majority are americans
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4.1 million Americans, excluding military, live outside the US in 160+ countries.  An estimated 550,000 military and government personnel and dependents also live abroad, most in Europe and Asia.  This is only the numbers that are "known".  The US State Department estimates that there are really around 6.6 million.  The reason that this is an estimate and not exact is because many Americans "fall off the radar".  If an American living abroad stops paying their taxes, stops visiting the US, stops using embassy or consulate services they will not be OFFICIALLY counted anymore.\n\nUnfortunately, the US Census does not count Americans living outside the country.  To understand how many Americans live abroad, we have to add the numbers back into the census estimates.\n\nAlso, consider that the number of Americans living abroad 40 years ago was only 735,500 (see http://www.escapeartist.com/transatlantic/magazine4.htm).  The US POPCLOCK (see source) estimates that there 298,675,051 people living in the US.  If the estimate of 6.6 million is to be believed, that's 2.16% of all Americans living outside the USA today.  If the US population in 1966 is estimated to be 196,560,338, then that would have meant that only 0.37% of Americans were living outside the US 40 years ago.  That's a growth of over 579 times the original percentage.  In whole numbers that's 897 times the number of Americans abroad in 1966.  \n\nWhere do they all go?  Use the map from The Association of American Residents Abroad to find the breakdown by country.\n\nHow long have they been there?  No one truly knows this answer.  If we had access to US tax data we'd have a sense of that for those that have continued to pay their taxes during their time abroad.  Unfortunately, access to such information is not allowed for this purpose.\n\nHow long do they plan on living "there"?  That's another question with no specific answer.  Many expatriates are "serial" expatriates.  This means that they may move from country to country.  Others may be legally allowed to remain in a country only as long as they are employed by their current employer.  If that job ends and no one else will give them a work permit then they must leave.  Since we cannot assume when a job might end or even when an individual decides to return to the US, we cannot answer this question.\n\nTo help you understand why it's difficult to know when someone will "return", a few stories might help.  An American woman came to Europe 23 years ago, fell in love with a Danish man, married, had children and will never "return".  An American woman came to Sweden 30 years ago, married a Swede, had children and they went to the US for 10 years and have now retired in Sweden.  Americans are retiring to Panama & Costa Rica in record numbers and have no intention of "returning".  A man came to the United Kingdom 8 years ago, gained dual citizenship 3 years ago, has bought a house and has no plans to "return".  Another man who came to the United Kingdom with no plans to "return", married a nice American girl and is now moving back to the USA after 10 years abroad.  A couple moved to London for a specific job for 1 year and, when the job was completed, moved back to the States immediately.  An American couple who have NEVER lived in the USA have a baby outside the USA and that baby is now an American citizen even though this family has never lived in the USA.  They can't "return" because they never "left".\n\nThese stories reflect the diversity of experiences that make it impossible to know "when" someone will "return", if they ever do.  It is clear that, even if many "return", the numbers that are leaving to experience life abroad are continuing to increase every year.
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You can't.  The US stopped taking Filipinos in 1992.\n\nYou must be a US citizen or a US Permanent Resident (Green Card) in order to enlist.
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The Philippines has 95% catholic and the US has 5% catholic. you do the math.  The Philippines were settled by the Malaysians thousands of years ago, the US by western Europeans over the last 400 years. I lived in metro Manila for 5 years, and saw many differences, family life is a good example of the cultural differences,  in the US we leave home at 18 and the state takes care of the parents in old age.  In PI the children never leave home and care for their parents till they die.  None of this is negative, just DIFFERENT
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filipina-american. from the philippines