Hispanic population nearly doubles, fueled by Biden’s border crisis

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America’s Hispanic population has nearly doubled since 2000, propelled by the Biden-era border crisis when the former president turned a blind eye to hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants crossing into the country.

According to new U.S. Census data, the 2023-2024 border breach by some 2 million migrants was the largest surge ever into the United States.

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