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At the turn of the 21st century immigrants from Latin America, South Asia ( Bangladesh ), the West Indies and South America ( Indo-Guyanese & Indo-Surinamese ) have moved in, adding a diverse atmosphere to the neighborhood, which is especially apparent along 101st Avenue and Liberty Avenue near the neighborhood's border with Richmond Hill.

These new arrivals have made Ozone Park become one of the fastest-growing and ethnically diverse neighborhoods in New York City.

Aside from these larger groups, there is a large Hispanic population in Ozone Park, mainly concentrated in the northern portion of the neighborhood near the Woodhaven border, and an African-American minority, spread throughout the neighborhood.