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Children with all available parents in the labor force by children in immigrant families (Number) – 2011

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Scale: 37,000 - 3,071,000
United States Scale
Children in immigrant families 10,563,000
Children in U.S.-born families 37,747,000
Scale: 37,000 - 3,071,000
Alabama Scale
Children in immigrant families 38,000 Barchart image
Children in U.S.-born families 682,000 Barchart image
Scale: 37,000 - 3,071,000
Alaska Scale
Children in immigrant families S
Children in U.S.-born families 107,000 Barchart image
Scale: 37,000 - 3,071,000
Arizona Scale
Children in immigrant families 240,000 Barchart image
Children in U.S.-born families 758,000 Barchart image
Scale: 37,000 - 3,071,000
Arkansas Scale
Children in immigrant families S
Children in U.S.-born families 415,000 Barchart image
Scale: 37,000 - 3,071,000
California Scale
Children in immigrant families 2,663,000 Barchart image
Children in U.S.-born families 3,071,000 Barchart image
Scale: 37,000 - 3,071,000
Colorado Scale
Children in immigrant families 150,000 Barchart image
Children in U.S.-born families 654,000 Barchart image
Scale: 37,000 - 3,071,000
Connecticut Scale
Children in immigrant families 133,000 Barchart image
Children in U.S.-born families 442,000 Barchart image
Scale: 37,000 - 3,071,000
Delaware Scale
Children in immigrant families S
Children in U.S.-born families 122,000 Barchart image
Scale: 37,000 - 3,071,000
Florida Scale
Children in immigrant families 822,000 Barchart image
Children in U.S.-born families 1,855,000 Barchart image
Scale: 37,000 - 3,071,000
Georgia Scale
Children in immigrant families 276,000 Barchart image
Children in U.S.-born families 1,322,000 Barchart image
Scale: 37,000 - 3,071,000
Hawaii Scale
Children in immigrant families 61,000 Barchart image
Children in U.S.-born families 140,000 Barchart image
Scale: 37,000 - 3,071,000
Idaho Scale
Children in immigrant families S
Children in U.S.-born families 222,000 Barchart image
Scale: 37,000 - 3,071,000
Illinois Scale
Children in immigrant families 487,000 Barchart image
Children in U.S.-born families 1,571,000 Barchart image
Scale: 37,000 - 3,071,000
Indiana Scale
Children in immigrant families 87,000 Barchart image
Children in U.S.-born families 975,000 Barchart image
Scale: 37,000 - 3,071,000
Iowa Scale
Children in immigrant families 44,000 Barchart image
Children in U.S.-born families 498,000 Barchart image
Scale: 37,000 - 3,071,000
Kansas Scale
Children in immigrant families 70,000 Barchart image
Children in U.S.-born families 434,000 Barchart image
Scale: 37,000 - 3,071,000
Kentucky Scale
Children in immigrant families S
Children in U.S.-born families 607,000 Barchart image
Scale: 37,000 - 3,071,000
Louisiana Scale
Children in immigrant families S
Children in U.S.-born families 697,000 Barchart image
Scale: 37,000 - 3,071,000
Maine Scale
Children in immigrant families S
Children in U.S.-born families 182,000 Barchart image
Scale: 37,000 - 3,071,000
Maryland Scale
Children in immigrant families 226,000 Barchart image
Children in U.S.-born families 738,000 Barchart image
Scale: 37,000 - 3,071,000
Massachusetts Scale
Children in immigrant families 250,000 Barchart image
Children in U.S.-born families 738,000 Barchart image
Scale: 37,000 - 3,071,000
Michigan Scale
Children in immigrant families 145,000 Barchart image
Children in U.S.-born families 1,379,000 Barchart image
Scale: 37,000 - 3,071,000
Minnesota Scale
Children in immigrant families 139,000 Barchart image
Children in U.S.-born families 810,000 Barchart image
Scale: 37,000 - 3,071,000
Mississippi Scale
Children in immigrant families S
Children in U.S.-born families 478,000 Barchart image
Scale: 37,000 - 3,071,000
Missouri Scale
Children in immigrant families 70,000 Barchart image
Children in U.S.-born families 903,000 Barchart image
Scale: 37,000 - 3,071,000
Montana Scale
Children in immigrant families S
Children in U.S.-born families 148,000 Barchart image
Scale: 37,000 - 3,071,000
Nebraska Scale
Children in immigrant families 37,000 Barchart image
Children in U.S.-born families 302,000 Barchart image
Scale: 37,000 - 3,071,000
Nevada Scale
Children in immigrant families 160,000 Barchart image
Children in U.S.-born families 265,000 Barchart image
Scale: 37,000 - 3,071,000
New Hampshire Scale
Children in immigrant families S
Children in U.S.-born families 175,000 Barchart image
Scale: 37,000 - 3,071,000
New Jersey Scale
Children in immigrant families 477,000 Barchart image
Children in U.S.-born families 910,000 Barchart image
Scale: 37,000 - 3,071,000
New Mexico Scale
Children in immigrant families 61,000 Barchart image
Children in U.S.-born families 262,000 Barchart image
Scale: 37,000 - 3,071,000
New York Scale
Children in immigrant families 885,000 Barchart image
Children in U.S.-born families 1,857,000 Barchart image
Scale: 37,000 - 3,071,000
North Carolina Scale
Children in immigrant families 226,000 Barchart image
Children in U.S.-born families 1,304,000 Barchart image
Scale: 37,000 - 3,071,000
North Dakota Scale
Children in immigrant families S
Children in U.S.-born families 109,000 Barchart image
Scale: 37,000 - 3,071,000
Ohio Scale
Children in immigrant families 116,000 Barchart image
Children in U.S.-born families 1,697,000 Barchart image
Scale: 37,000 - 3,071,000
Oklahoma Scale
Children in immigrant families 59,000 Barchart image
Children in U.S.-born families 530,000 Barchart image
Scale: 37,000 - 3,071,000
Oregon Scale
Children in immigrant families 116,000 Barchart image
Children in U.S.-born families 425,000 Barchart image
Scale: 37,000 - 3,071,000
Pennsylvania Scale
Children in immigrant families 188,000 Barchart image
Children in U.S.-born families 1,673,000 Barchart image
Scale: 37,000 - 3,071,000
Rhode Island Scale
Children in immigrant families S
Children in U.S.-born families 119,000 Barchart image
Scale: 37,000 - 3,071,000
South Carolina Scale
Children in immigrant families S
Children in U.S.-born families 663,000 Barchart image
Scale: 37,000 - 3,071,000
South Dakota Scale
Children in immigrant families S
Children in U.S.-born families 143,000 Barchart image
Scale: 37,000 - 3,071,000
Tennessee Scale
Children in immigrant families 91,000 Barchart image
Children in U.S.-born families 871,000 Barchart image
Scale: 37,000 - 3,071,000
Texas Scale
Children in immigrant families 1,205,000 Barchart image
Children in U.S.-born families 3,055,000 Barchart image
Scale: 37,000 - 3,071,000
Utah Scale
Children in immigrant families 86,000 Barchart image
Children in U.S.-born families 400,000 Barchart image
Scale: 37,000 - 3,071,000
Vermont Scale
Children in immigrant families S
Children in U.S.-born families 86,000 Barchart image
Scale: 37,000 - 3,071,000
Virginia Scale
Children in immigrant families 247,000 Barchart image
Children in U.S.-born families 993,000 Barchart image
Scale: 37,000 - 3,071,000
Washington Scale
Children in immigrant families 251,000 Barchart image
Children in U.S.-born families 727,000 Barchart image
Scale: 37,000 - 3,071,000
West Virginia Scale
Children in immigrant families S
Children in U.S.-born families 217,000 Barchart image
Scale: 37,000 - 3,071,000
Wisconsin Scale
Children in immigrant families 84,000 Barchart image
Children in U.S.-born families 879,000 Barchart image
Scale: 37,000 - 3,071,000
Wyoming Scale
Children in immigrant families S
Children in U.S.-born families 84,000 Barchart image
Scale: 37,000 - 3,071,000
Puerto Rico Scale
Children in immigrant families S
Children in U.S.-born families 481,000
Scale: 37,000 - 3,071,000
Virgin Islands Scale
Children in immigrant families N.A.
Children in U.S.-born families N.A.

Definitions: The share of children under age 18 whose resident parents are in the civilian labor force by children in foreign-born or US-born families. For children living in a married-couple family or subfamily, this means that both parents are in the labor force. For children living in a single-parent family or subfamily, this means the resident parent is in the labor force. The civilian labor force includes persons who are employed and those who are unemployed but looking for work. More...

Data Source: Population Reference Bureau, analysis of data from the U.S. Census Bureau, 2008 - 2011 American Community Survey.

Footnotes: Updated December 2012.
S - Estimates suppressed when the confidence interval around the percentage is greater than or equal to 10 percentage points. N.A. – Data not available.
Data are provided for the 50 most populous cities according to the most recent Census counts.  Cities for which data is collected may change over time.
A 90 percent confidence interval for each estimate can be found at Children with all available parents in the labor force by children in immigrant families.

Note: The District of Columbia, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands are not included in maps and rankings because they are not states and therefore comparisons on many indicators of child well being are not meaningful.

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