Hawaii Population

Being blue-collar worker, shopkeeper, taxpayer and neighbor, migrants are an essential part of Hawaii's rich and prosperous community and make substantial donations that are beneficial to all. Almost one in five Hawaiians is an migrant, while more than one in seven is a US-born national with at least one of their parents.

There were 253,414 migrants ("foreign-born") in 2015, 17. Seven per cent of the state population. In Hawaii lived 139,093 immigrant wives, 101,199 men and 13,122 orphans. Migrants' main country of descent were the Philippines (46.1 per cent of immigrants), China (8.5 per cent), Korea (7.9 per cent), Japan (7.7 per cent) and Vietnam (3.8 per cent).

By 2016, 220,561 Hawaiians (16 per cent of the state's population) were Americans who had at least one family. More than half of all Hawaiian migrants are US nationalities. 146,485 migrants ('57.8 percent) had become naturalised by 2015, and 52,525 migrants were entitled to become US nationals in 2015.

Migrants in Hawaii are spread across the entire range of learning. Every fourth immigrant had a university qualification or more in 2015, while one in five had less than a high scholastic one. Almost 30,000 US nationals in Hawaii are living with at least one undocumented member of their families.

About 45,000 undocumented migrants represented 18 per cent of the migrant population and 3. 2 per cent of the national population in 2014. Approximately 60,202 Hawaiians, 17,594 of whom were U.S.-born, had at least one undocumented member of their families between 2010 and 2014. In the same time frame, 4 per cent of the state' s population were US nationals with at least one undocumented member of the household (a combined 13,536 children).

About 300 receivers of Defdead Actions for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) are living in Hawaii. Out of an expected 2,000 DACA-capable migrants in Hawaii, 821 had filed an application for postponement by 2017. As many as 1,000 extra state citizens, except for the education requirement for District AACA, and up to 1,000 more would be eligable with age.

Every fifth worker in Hawaii is an immigration worker, accounting for a crucial proportion of the state's workforce in all sectors. Over 150,000 mature migrant labourers counted 21. 2% of the active population in 2015. The most migrant labourers were in the following sectors: Most of the migrant labour was in the following sectors:

Migrants are an integrated part of the Hawaiian labour force in a number of professions. The most migrant labour in the following occupational groups in 2015: Most of the migrant labour force was found in the following occupational groups: undocumented migrants represented 4. 6 per cent of the state's 2014 labour force.

Migrants in Hawaii pay over a billion US dollar in annual tax. Undocumented migrants in Hawaii will pay an estimated $32. 3 million into the state and lower income tax in 2014. In Hawaii, receivers of Homologues AAA in Hawaii will pay an estimated $3. 2 million into the state and lower income tax in 2016. Hawaiian economic migrants are adding millions of US dollar as users.

In 2014, the purchasing capacity of people living in migrant homes in Hawaii was $5 billion (income after taxes). Immigrated businessmen account for almost a fourth of all Hwaiian businessmen. 19,586 immigrants received 24. 5% of all self-employed Hawaiians in 2015, generating $384. 7 million in trade revenues.