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Lakeville's Latino presence is a survey fact — 23 people, 3.1% — with no institution on this ground in any carrier reached. The measurement, from the ACS 2020–2024 five-year profile (released 29 January 2026; the today file): Hispanic or Latino, 23 persons, 3.1% of the town's surveyed 735; Spanish spoken at home by 38 persons, 5.3% of the population five and over — a language figure slightly larger than the ethnic figure, printed as the survey prints both, unmerged; foreign-born, zero in the sample, with 13 residents born in Puerto Rico, U.S. island areas, or abroad to American parents. Every figure carries the banked caveat: at this town's size the ACS cells carry high margins of error, and these are the survey's renderings, not a count. The institutional limb is negative at reached strength: no Spanish-language congregation, society, business cluster, or school programme stands for Lakeville in the carriers read (the religion file's congregations are English-language in their records; the county's Latino institutions are South Bend's and Mishawaka's, at boundary). The residue stands named: the township-level ACS tables (the survey's township renderings were not separately read), and any congregation-level record — either could thicken a thread this article can only measure.
Principal sources: Missouri Census Data Center, ACS Profile Report for Lakeville town (2020–2024 5-year, generated November 2026); the banked Churches & Religion and Businesses (the institutional negative at their strengths).