ACS Children in Immigrant Families Boundaries

Overview This feature service provides polygon boundary layers for U.S. states, counties, and census tracts enriched with American Community Survey estimates about children living in immigrant families. The attributes summarize children under 18 living with parents, including detailed breakdowns for children living with one or two parents and for native-born and foreign-born children and parents. The service also includes Esri-calculated fields that identify the total number and percentage of children in immigrant families. Feature Layers State: State-level boundaries with survey estimates that support statewide demographic analysis of children in immigrant families. County: County boundaries with the same family and nativity measures, enabling county-scale comparison and regional planning. Tract: Census tract boundaries with detailed household and nativity estimates for neighborhood-level demographic analysis. Geographic Coverage The service covers the United States at multiple administrative scales, including states, counties, and census tracts. Use Cases Demographic and social analysis of children living in immigrant families Comparing nativity patterns across states, counties, and neighborhoods Supporting community planning, education research, and family-focused policy studies Mapping American Community Survey estimates alongside administrative boundaries