How many Mexicans are there in the U.S?

About over four decades now, the Mexican population in the United States has continued to grow more than before. The population of Mexicans in United States hit a turning point in 2010. Between 2010 to 2017, the population of Mexicans in USA continued to grow but with a slight decline in 2014.

Also in 2018, there was a reduction in their population from about 11.6 million to 11.3 million, this amounted to a population reduction of about three hundred thousand. However, Mexicans are still the largest immigrants in the United States of America, amounting about 25% of the total population of immigrants in the US.

The reason for Mexicans migration to the United States has always been as a result of unprofessional or low skilled workers seeking a better opportunity in the US. But the reason for the reduction in the population of Mexicans in United States is due to the improvement in the economy of Mexico.