Children of immigrants have nearly doubled as a share of pre-K to 3rd grade students since 1990. The share of children under age 8 with immigrant parents stood at 24 percent in 2008, up from 13 percent in 1990. Young children of immigrants account for more than 30 percent of children in seven states, with California leading the nation at 50 percent. The majority (93 percent) of children of immigrants are U.S. citizens. This fact sheet also includes state-by-state data on the number of children of immigrants and the number of children whose parents come from more than 130 countries. Two tables are appended: (1) Number and Share of Children Age 0-8 with Immigrant Parents by State, 1990-2008; and (2) Children Age 0-8 with Immigrant Parents by Parents' Country of Origin, 2008. (Contains 12 figures, 2 tables and 7 notes.)