This study aimed to analyze, comparatively, the reproductive behavior of Latin-American foreign-born women settled in the two main destination countries of this group: United States and Spain. The mentioned objective is conducted by an analysis of the main births and fertility indicators. Considering the previous works on this topic, these indicators were analyzed in comparison with the ones of native population in each destination country, and between both destination countries. In each case the findings showed differences in the patterns with regard to intensity and timing, with only partial convergence of migrants' reproductive patterns to those of the local population
