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Currently there are over 44 million Hispanics in the US, with that number expected to surpass 100 million by 2050. The current population of 44 million plus makes US Hispanics the 3rd largest Hispanic population in the world, behind Mexico (106 million), and Colombia (43 million). Source: DiversityJobs.com

European-Americans

 

GermanGerman-Americans
"With 22 %, German-Americans represent the largest ethnic group in America today (according to the 1990 Census). Some prominent examples include Albert Einstein, Levi Strauss, Henry Kissinger, and Werner von Braun." Source: German Language Guide
GreekGreek Americans
"The 2000 United States Census lists 1,153,307 Greek-Americans. States with the largest Greek-American communities include: New York- 159,763, California- 125,284, Illinois- 95,064,Massachusetts- 78,172,Florida- 76,908" Source:Greeks in America
Irish-Americans
" 4.8 million "Total number of immigrants from Ireland admitted for lawful permanent residence since fiscal year 1820, the earliest year for which official immigration records exist. By fiscal year 1870, about half of these immigrants were admitted for lawful permanent residence. Only Germany, Italy, the United Kingdom and Mexico have had more immigrants admitted for permanent residence to the United States than Ireland."  Source: US Census Bureau 
Open Directory American Conference for Irish Studies
Irish-American Resources The Seventy Million Project
Every Culture Heritage Center
Open Directory Gateway
Arts and Culture | Education | History | News and Media | Organizations | Society and Culture: Ethnicity | Celtic: Scots-Irish | Expatriates: Irish
ItalianItalian-Americans
"In the 2000 U.S. Census, Italian Americans constituted the sixth largest ancestry group in America with about 15.6 million people (5.6% of the total U.S. population).[3] Sicilian Americans are a subset of numerous Americans of regional Italian ancestries." Source: Wikipedia
Wikipedia Open Directory
Italian Americans-Answers.com Stories about: Italian-Americans
The John D. Calandra Italian American Institute The Italian American Culture Website
Order Sons of Italy in America Italian American Website of New York
PolishPolish-Americans
"A Polish American is an American citizen of Polish descent. There are around 10 million Americans of Polish descent. Two notable Polish-American communities are located in Chicago, Illinois and Buffalo, New York." Source: Wikipedia
SpanishHispanic-Americans
"More than one in eight people in the United States are of Hispanic origin. In 2002, there were 37.4 million Latinos [Hispanics]  in the civilian non-institutional population"
Source: US Census Bureau
Wikipedia Open Directory
Hispanic Reading Room The Hispanic-American Village
Latin American Studies Ethnic Studies: Hispanic Studies: Chicano Studies
Hispanic America USA The Hispanic Population in the US

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