Analysis by 2010 Federal Population Census[edit]
Fifteen largest ancestries in the United States in the 2010 census.[81]
Rank  Ancestry	     Number	       % of total population
1   German          49,206,934    17.1 %
2   African         45,284,752    14.6 %
3   Irish           35,523,082    11.6 %
4   Mexican         31,789,483    10.9 %
5   English         26,923,091    9.0 %
6   American        19,911,467    6.7 %
7   Italian         17,558,598    5.9 %
8   Polish           9,739,653    3.0 %
9   French           9,136,092    2.9 %
10  Scottish         5,706,263    1.9 %
11  Scotch-Irish     5,102,858    1.7 %
12  Native Am        4,920,336    1.6 %
     +Alaskan Native    
13  Dutch            4,810,511    1.6 %
14  Puerto Rican     4,607,774    1.5 %
15  Norwegian        4,557,539    1.5 %


~2 million Arab Americans.
Estimated 500,000 Turkish Americans.

5M Jewish Americans.

Persians?
Kurds?

				 (Considered "white" ???).


17M Asian Americans  5.6%
This made Asian Americans 5.6 percent of the total American population. 
The largest ethnic groups represented in the census were 
Chinese (3.79 million), 
Filipino (3.41 million), 
Indian (3.18 million), 
Vietnamese (1.73 million), 
Korean (1.7 million), and 
Japanese (1.3 million).

Pick from groups of people they would not want as neighbors:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Race_and_ethnicity_in_the_United_States#Ancestry
ranging from 11.8% (FL) to 43.9 % (ND). German American Mexican Irish African Italian English Japanese Puerto Rican	The plurality (not majority) ethnic background in each county in the US in 2000: German English Norwegian Dutch Finnish Irish French Italian Mexican Native Spanish-American African-American Puerto Rican

http://www.gothamgazette.com/state/6972-as-session-nears-end-electoral-reforms-mostly-stalled-cuomo-quiet http://static.politico.com/dims4/default/7490f4a/2147483647/resize/1160x%3E/quality/90/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fstatic.politico.com%2F94%2Fd9%2Fd084b629432e8e41b22640036848%2Fcuomo.png

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