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The median length of residence years for U. S. residents born in the following regions are as follows: Europe twenty-five years, Asia 14.3 years, Latin America 13.5 years, Caribbean 17.6 years, Central America 12.9 years, Mexico 12.8 years, South America 13 years, Northern America (mostly refers to Canada) 24.8 years, and other 13.2 years. Comparable figures of naturalized citizens among the foreign-born resident population from the other regions are as follows: Europe 52 per cent, Asia 47.1 per cent, Latin America 28.3 per cent, Caribbean 46.5 per cent, Central America 21.1 per cent, Mexico 20.3 per cent, South America 38.6 per cent, Northern America 43.1 per cent, and other 24.3 per cent. See: U. S Census Bureau, (Washington, D.C: U. S. Census Bureau)
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