51.   Slowly, corners of the rural Midwest such as this expanse in southern Minnesota are becoming home to a growing number of Hispanic immigrants.

52.   Still, advocates for Hispanic immigrants worry that downturns in the economy will encourage employers to fire Latino workers.

53.   Susana Torruella Leval, the museum director, said the children of many Hispanic immigrants may prefer Santa Claus to the Three Kings.

54.   The bishop, who speaks some Spanish, also began a ministry for Hispanic immigrants.

55.   The general problem of Hispanic poverty, researchers agree, begins with the low education and skill levels with which most Hispanic immigrants arrive in the United States.

56.   The most determining predictor for Hispanic voting is party affiliation and most Hispanic immigrants follow the same party affiliation patterns as native-born Hispanics, he said.

57.   The nearby museum of the Hispanic Society of America remains, but critics fault it for doing little to connect with the thousands of Hispanic immigrants in Washington Heights.

58.   The program is also unique because it will go after the lucrative, yet largely untapped, Hispanic immigrant housing market.

59.   Throughout the Midwest, Hispanic immigrants are finding work.

60.   Wassmer also said Hispanic immigrants crowded the streets.