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The Mexican community is the largest foreign-born group in the United States of America. Due to geographic proximity, the United States is the top choice for Mexicans emigrating and settling abroad.
The number of Mexicans residing in their neighboring country is over 11 million immigrants, distributed across various states, particularly in the South.
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Which cities in the United States have the largest Mexican populations?
According to the BBC, nearly 59 million U.S. residents were of Latino origin in 2019.
According to data released by USCIS in 2022, among the five countries of birth with the highest U.S. naturalization rates, the leader is Mexico, with 13.3% of new citizens.
The Mexican community in the United States is the largest, occupying several cities, many of which are located in the southern states, geographically closest to Mexico. 73% of naturalized citizens live in California, Texas, Florida, New York, New Jersey, Illinois, Washington, Georgia, Virginia, and Pennsylvania.
Los Angeles, California
The city of Los Angeles, located in California, has the highest number of residents from Mexico. According to data from the Mexican Chamber of Deputies, 925,141 Mexicans reside in Los Angeles.
San Antonio, Texas
The Texas border accounts for nearly half of the total U.S.-Mexico border. San Antonio ranks second after L.A., with a figure reaching 483,307 Mexicans.
Houston, Texas
Third place goes to the city of Houston, also in Texas, with 357,508 Mexican residents.
Chicago, Illinois
The fourth city with a large number of Mexican residents is Chicago, Illinois, located in the northeastern part of the country. In Chicago, the official figure is 348,040 Mexicans.
How many Mexicans are there in the United States?
The official number of Mexicans living in the United States has not been precisely defined. Different figures are reported by both countries, but according to the Mexican government, nearly 12 million of its citizens live abroad, with more than 97% residing in the United States.
This brings the number of Mexicans residing in their neighboring country to more than 11,650,000.
Where is the Mexican consulate in the United States?
The Mexican Embassy in the United States is located in Washington, D.C. However, its various consular offices are distributed throughout the country.
Mexico's consular network has 51 offices distributed across the country, and the states with the most consulates are Texas, Arizona, and California. This data correlates with the number of Mexican residents living in those states.







