The face of America will change immensely during the next 40 years.
A new study from the Pew Research Center finds Asians will become the largest immigrant group in the country by 2055.
The report projects Asians will make up 36% of all immigrants compared to 34 percent for Hispanics. That trend will continue into 2065 when the percentage of Asian immigrants will increase to 38% while the percentage of Hispanics falls to 31%.
This change dates back to the 1965 Immigration and Nationality Act. The percentage of Hispanics in the overall U.S. population increased from 4% in 1965 to 18% today. Asians increased from 1% to 6%.
Asian Americans are currently the fastest growing racial group in the country.
By 2065 they are expected to make up 14% of the country from 6% today. Hispanics will rise to 24% from 18% today.
By 2055, non-Hispanic Whites will make up less than half the country and fall to 46% by 2065. 
You can read the entire report at the Pew Research Center.
