Citizenship And Household Income

Citizenship and Income What is the relationship between the citizenship and the household income in the United States? The three data sets that are provided, “ Level of education: native-born compared to immigrants” published by the US Census Bureau, 2009 (Figure 1), “Median Household Income by Status Time in US,2007” Published by Pew Hispanic Center, 2008 (Figure 2), and “US Immigrant Population in millions” Published by Pew Research Center, 2012 (Figure 3), describe this relationship. The author is going to analyze, expline, predict, and make some conclusions about the data sets. Figure1 is a barograph that displays the level of education of native Americans, foreign born, naturalized citizens, and foregn born that are …show more content…
As seen in the Figure, the highest percentage of native Americans have some college or associate degree, which contines 30.8% of native Americans that are 25 years old or older, while Only 10.2% of them have advanced dgree. wherease 12.8% of foreign born American citizens have advanced degree, most of foreign born with American citizenship (24.1%) have less than high school diploma, which is extremly surprising, because thay have the citizenship and deal exactlly who natives are deald. On the other hand, 9.2% of non American citizens have advanced dgree, while 40.5% of them have only high school graduate certificate. In addition, Figure 2 compares the income of U.S- born households, legal immigrant households that either stays less or more than 10 years in the United States, and ilegal immigrant householdes that stays less or more