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Number of persons who became Legal Permanent
Residents in Texas each year from 1996 to 2012
A Legal Permanent Resident is a person that has been authorized by the government to live and
work permanently in the United States even though he or she is not a citizen. That authorization
is sometimes referred to as a "green card." There are different ways to get a green card but the
most common ways are through the application of an employer who cannot find a qualified
person in the geographic region to fill what is typically a specialized position or through the
application of a family member that is also a legal permanent resident or is a U.S. citizen.
Below are the number of immigrants that were granted legal residence in Texas each year from
1996 to 2012, according to the immigration statistics from the United States Department of
Homeland Security.
Un Residente Permanente es una
persona que, aunque no es cuidadana
de los Estados Unidos, ha sido
permanentemente autorizada a vivir y a
trabajar en el país. Dicha autorización es
comunmente coconocida como la
"tarjeta verde" o la "green card."
Aquí encontrará una tabla que demuestra
el número de residentes permanentes
que han sido otorgados autorización en
Tejas para permanecer en el país cada
año desde el 1996 hasta el 2012.
Número de Residentes
Permanentes Nuevos en
Tejas 1996 - 2012
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Texas
Texas became the 28th State to join the
Union on December 29, 1845.
Texas is the second largest among the
States by area. Texas has a land area of
261,797 square miles. Texas also has
the second highest population.
Capital of Texas: Austin
Nickname: Lone Star State
In 2010, Texas had a population of
25,145,561, as per the U.S. Census.
Dish: Chili
Tree: Pecan
Flower: Bluebonnet
Plant: Prickly Pear Cactus
Fish: Guadalupe Bass
Bird: Mockingbird
Grass: Sideoats Grama
Sport: Rodeo
Stone: Petrified Palmwood
Seashell: Lightning Whelk
Gem: Topaz
Credit: City-Data
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