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Salvadoran shipyard workers. Early 20th century 

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Salvadoran shipyard workers. Early 20th century 

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The earliest Salvadorans that came to the United States began arriving in San Francisco and worked as shipyard workers in the early twentieth century.

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Salvadoran Women work as Housekeepers in United States/ 1960-1970

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Salvadoran Women work as Housekeepers in United States/ 1960-1970

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In the 1960s and early 1970s, most of the immigrants were women; they found work as housekeepers or in childcare.

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During ongoing the Civil War, over 1 million Salvadorians fled the country. 50 percent of them immigrated to the United States. Some migrated to Texas, and Arizona, but more than 60 percent went to California.

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What did Salvadorans do after migrating to the US during the civil war? Salvadorans were trying to apply for asylum. They were also trying to get their work permit so they can legalize their status.

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Salvadorans migrate to Los Angeles/ 1980s

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Salvadorans migrate to Los Angeles/ 1980s

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The main wave of immigrants that came during the Salvadoran Civil War in the 1980s, in order to escape the violence and political and economic instability in the country. Since then, Salvadorans have continued to migrate to Los Angeles as well as other cities around the United States.

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The US helping El Salvadorans after the civil war/from 1980-1992

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The US helping El Salvadorans after the civil war/from 1980-1992

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After the civil war, the government helped El Salvadorans reestablish their military. They provided 1 million a day which added up to 6 billion. The funds helped the military eliminate an insurgency and perceive supporters.

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How the Civil war affected El Salvadorans/ 1990-1992

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How the Civil war affected El Salvadorans/ 1990-1992

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During the Civil war, the affects that it left towards El Salvador was, 40 percent of the houses were completely destroyed and 25 percent were damaged with needed repairs.
Also when the people migrated it affected the city by the economy loosing 1 million people and going down to population of 5 million.

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Salvadoran population in the United States/ 2021 

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Salvadoran population in the United States/ 2021 

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In 2021 Salvadorans made up 4% of the Hispanic population in the United States.

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Salvadorans leaving because of gang violence and social issues/ 2000-2023

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Salvadorans leaving because of gang violence and social issues/ 2000-2023

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Over the past 20 years more Salvadorans have abandoned their homeland and immigrated to the United States due to social inequality, disputes over social and political issues, and an increase in violence in the smallest and most overpopulated country in Central America .

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As of 2021, there are 2.4 million Salvadorans in the US. Most are located in California. A lot of the Salvadorans work in construction, extraction, and transportation. They make up 2.4 percent of Hispanic culture in the US.