Asian

The visual breakdown of shifts in the Asian population across the United States is not particularly surprising. The areas of most movement are by far Hawaii and along the west coast, or the areas closest to Asia. Splotches of other concentrated movement appear to be around the areas of major cities on the east coast as well as Texas. Alaska's tip and Hawaii are probably red due to their proximity to Asian nations and this trend of convenient location carries over to the west coast. Most other areas of darker color are highly populated in general and probably have greater job opportunities than the lighter areas, making them more appealing.