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Here's an update to an entry I posted last week. Full Article at Newsweek
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The 2010 census will not include a controversial question about citizenship that critics said could have led to significant undercounts in Arizona and other states with large immigrant populations. Full Article at AZ Central.com
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Representatives and direct Taxes shall be apportioned among the several States which may be included within this Union, according to their respective Numbers, which shall be determined by adding to the whole Number of free Persons, including those... Full Article at Yid With Lid
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As Eve notes today, the 2010 census has ignited a gay-rights controversy. It’s doing the same on the immigration front. Full Article at Newsweek
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By Nomaan Merchant WASHINGTON -- A measure gaining traction in Congress would require the 2010 Census to include a question about citizenship, a change that would cost millions of dollars and possibly derail a full count.Two Republican senators, David... Full Article at Wall Street Journal
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I think we should know, just as we should know how many citizens are here, we should know how many people who are here illegally as well. That makes sense
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The system is broken, and areas of the country with high illegal populations should not be rewarded with greater representation in Congress
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I don't think you would scare a citizen off. I don't know why it would. I don't mind being asked if I'm a citizen or not.
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After three weeks of asking for the data behind that $1 billion claim, they sent us one piece of paper with 10 bullet points on it, all very general statements and suggestions, and with the final bottom line, a nice, even, round figure of $1 billion. That's very unimpressive, in my opinion, in terms of ...
