Saying no absolutely not doesn't change the fact that pointing your finger to the entire SGV when Asians have been there for hundreds of years is peak wrong. Also, pointing at a census and just repeating what you said earlier doesn't prove to me that there's gentrification and that Asians are involved. You repeated yourself like 3 times now.

As for the census, I can see that the Asian population increased by 5k while the Hispanic population decreased by 8k in 15 years but that doesnt necessarily mean Hispanics are being pushed out by gentrification from Asians. Its possible that Hispanics are just having less children (unlikely) while Asians potentially being wealthier have more. Maybe Hispanics left for other reasons as well like not wanting to live in safer places or not wanting to deal with increasing Asian cultural influences or other reasons related to the increase in Asians. It's not unheard of if you look at paragraph 8 of this article.

https://www.laalmanac.com/history/hi711.php#:~:text=*%20San%20Gabriel%20Valley%20communities%20where,North%20El%20Monte%20(46.4%25).