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California: The Illegal Representation State
Obama Invokes Don't Ask, Don't Tell Census policy
Fox News -- August 16
The Wall Street Journal Editorial Report
Paul Gigot: We're a little more than six months away from the start of the 2010 census and if you think the goal is to get an accurate count of U.S. citizens, think again. Instead the Census Bureau is set to count all people physically present in the country including large numbers who could be here illegally. That could give states will a high rates of illegal immigration a big advantage when reapportioning congressional seats. The big winner? Potentially California which stands to gain nine more seats in Congress than it would if only U.S. Citizens were counted. States like Ohio, Louisiana, Michigan and Pennsylvania could be among the losers.
John Fund: ...The problem is that for the first time, the Census Bureau, for the first time, is not going to be asking on the census form, if you are a citizen, so there is no way of telling who they're counting – whether they're a citizen or not – and I think this is highly dangerous because the Census was originally designed to count citizens and permanent residents of the United States.
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