There is already abundant discussion of immigration and uninsurance issues, and now US census data released on Wednesday shows that Texas has become the fourth state in which a minority of the population has officially become a majority. Official records show the state's population is now 52.2 percent Hispanic. Texas joins California, New Mexico and Hawaii as the only states to attain what demographers term "minority-majority" status. Some critics feel the real numbers may be skewed even more in favor of the Hispanic community, as recent immigrants -- both legal and otherwise -- are typically reluctant to talk with census takers. Story