Figure 1 Hispanics, Especially Figure Foreign Born, Say Census ls Good for Their Community (Hissanicilatino) community, Isitibad forthe (Hispankc/latingl community, or doesn't Itmake much difference? 1993
Foreign-born Hispanics are more positive and knowledgeable about the 2010 U.S. Census than are native-born Hispanics, according to a nationwide survey of 1,003 Latino adults conducted March 16-25, 2010, by the Pew Hispanic Center, a project of the Pew Research Center.
Overall, seven-in-ten (70%) Hispanics say the census is good for the Hispanic community. However, foreign-born Hispanics are more likely than native-born Hispanics to feel this way—80% versus 57%.
Figure 1  | Hispanics, Especially Figure Foreign Born,  | Say Census ls Good for Their Community  | Question: in your opinion, is the census good for the  | (Hissanicilatino) community, Isitibad forthe  | (Hispankc/latingl community, or doesn't Itmake much  | difference? 1993  | Good  | Doesn't make much difference  | Bad  | All Hispanics  | 70  | 23  | Native born  | 57  | 33  | Foreign bom  | 80  | 17  | Notes: "Don't know" and 'Refused' values are not showne  | 1413 for all Hispanics, ne358 for native bom Hispanics,  | N=640 for foreign bornHispanics.  | Source: Pew Hispanic Center 2000 Census Participation  | Survey 