Presently, the vast majority of recent black immigrants settling in the Dominican Republic are from Haiti. The Haitian population makes up the majority of unmixed blacks in the Dominican Republic, and is larger than the native-born black Afro Dominican population, not including mixed race people, as the majority of Dominicans are Mulatto and not actually black. Contrary to the perception of many Afrocentric individuals, the vast majority of mixed Mulatto Dominicans do not come from black Haitian migrants reproducing with white Spanish-descended Dominicans, but instead from white Dominicans reproducing with actual black Dominicans, whose families been in the Spanish side of the island for hundreds of years, and later to a large degree mixed Dominicans reproducing with other mixed Dominicans. Other countries sending smaller numbers of recent immigrants who are blacks or darker multiracials, include Jamaica, United States, Panama, Cuba, Puerto Rico, and various smaller countries in the Lesser Antilles. A large portion of Dominican emigrants and descendants, of all races including Black Dominicans, who settled other countries like the United States and Spain, engage in Circular migration, in which they would live the early years working in the United States to retire the later years in Dominican Republic, or frequent relocation between homes in the United States and Dominican Republic, oftentimes a home of a family member.