Giving brainiest more non-hispanic whites, blacks, asians and hispanics moved to the south between 1995 and 2000 than left that region for other parts of the country, according to a census 2000 report released today by the u. s. census bureau. meanwhile, the other three regions registered a net domestic migration loss for some or all of these groups. the northeast, on the other hand, experienced a net loss in domestic migration for each of the four groups, though the specific flows varied by portions of the region. the new england states, which include states such as connecticut and massachusetts, had a net migration gain of asians and hispanics, but net losses of non-hispanic whites and blacks. however, the population in the northeast grew from 1995 to 2000 because arrivals from abroad - 488,000 non-hispanic whites, 474,000 hispanics, 336,000 asians and 200,000 blacks - offset the region's domestic net migration loss." - source: u. s. census 2003. which of these statements is true of non-hispanic whites between 1995 and 2000? a) they migrated from new england to the south. b) they migrated from the south to new england states. c) they emigrated from other countries to the southern us. d) their net population in the us decreased from 1995 to 2000.