Caught between authoritarian regimes (often overtly or covertly supported by elements of the U.S. Government) and left-wing insurgencies, Central American migrants became a significant part of the U.S. Latino population by 1990, when they reached an aggregate population of nearly 1.324 million. TRUE or FALSE

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Answer:

True

Explanation:

This is true as central american immigrants were made to be a good part of the united States population in this year after their population was amassed to be about 1.324 million. These central americans since then have come to live in various parts of the country. We have a good number of Salvadorans living in los Angeles, Houston, San Francisco. Guatemalans in california and texas and lots of nicaraguans in miami.