spanish inmigrants in the US 1868-1945

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Originally Posted by PaleoEuropean

That doesn't even include all the colonial Iberians that immigrated to the Carolinas and throughout the south.

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Colonial Spaniards (Spaniards, not Iberians, which would include Portuguese and they have nothing to do here) that remained in USA when Florida, Texas, Lousiana or California when were annexed, were THOUSANDS.

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Originally Posted by Daco Celtic

One of the few pure Spanish Americans I can think of.

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There are THOUSANDS.

Narciso Rodríguez https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Narciso_Rodriguez
https://assets.cdnelnuevodiario.com/...d9d64257db.jpg

Frank Lorenzo https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frank_Lorenzo
https://internationalfriendshipaward...nk_lorenzo.jpg

Héctor Elizondo https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H%C3%A9ctor_Elizondo
https://www.famousbirthdays.com/head...elizondo-8.jpg

Julio Perillán https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julio_Perill%C3%A1n
https://static.filmin.es/images/acto...0_3_500x0.webp

Barry Álvarez https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barry_Alvarez
https://res-2.cloudinary.com/ybmedia...I_10366220.jpg

As I say, there are thousands. Let alone 1-those pure Spaniards by blood from previous centuries, 2-those who are American but were born in Spain and 3-those who have 1 Spaniard parent.

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Originally Posted by PaleoEuropean

That doesn't even include all the colonial Iberians that immigrated to the Carolinas and throughout the south.

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The colonial Iberians who migrated to the south were from California, Texas and New Mexico, then the USA took those parts of Mexico.

Weird how there are Portuguese neighborhoods in the USA but hardly any Spanish neighborhoods.

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Originally Posted by Ruggery

The colonial Iberians who migrated to the south were from California, Texas and New Mexico, then the USA took those parts of Mexico.

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I have no idea about Spaniards migrating to the south (Carolinas, etc), I think that did not happen. When Florida, Lousiana, Texas etc were stolen by USA many Spaniards remained there, others returned to Cuba. It is very well documented.

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Originally Posted by Precchia

Weird how there are Portuguese neighborhoods in the USA but hardly any Spanish neighborhoods.

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Yes in Lousiana, where I come from.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Iberia,_Louisiana

Miguel López-Alegría
https://grupobcc.com/wp/wp-content/u...20-940x660.jpg

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Originally Posted by Spaniard 2.0

Miguel López-Alegría

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If we count Americans that were born in Spain, like Miguel López-Alegría, then the list climbs as fuck.
Even if this guy is half American since his mother is one.

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Originally Posted by Tietar

Four million Spaniards emigrated to the United States between 1868 and 1945, all were workers, created businesses and founded companies. No ghettos, no mafias, no criminals, no usurers, no parasites. Were fully integrated into society. Currently their descendants don't even speak Spanish. This is why people think that there were no Spanish immigrants in the United States, such was the assimilation and unnoticed that they are called "invisible immigrants"

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Four million Spaniards did not immigrate to the United States between 1868 and 1945. This person has confused immigration to the US with immigration to all nations in North and South America.

My niggas.

WTF 4 millones estais bien de la cabeza,eso sera todos imigrantes que migraron a Continente Americano entre 1860 hasta 1960 en total,no solo estados unidos,Y de ellos 1,5 fueron para la Argentina