For the first time, the number of Chinese migrants has surpassed the number of Dominican-born residents in New York City, a report says.
According to the Big Apple’s Department of City Planning, Chinese-born residents now outnumber Dominicans, the latter of which has been one of the city’s largest communities for decades.
Chinese migrants now number more than 397,000, up five percent over 2013’s total, making Chinese migrants amount to 12.8 percent of New York City’s migrant population. Meanwhile, the number of Dominican-born residents declined six percent to 390,000 over the same period, placing that community at 12.6 percent of the city’s…
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