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The response: The 2010 census showed that the numbers of Latinos living in this country increased by 43%, from 35 million to more than 50 million, during the past 10 years.
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Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa was thrilled by Los Angeles' mail participation rate
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More important, it might have secured money and political clout for the area. The Census Bureau uses population counts to apportion seats in the House of Representatives,
Why are they trying to represent people who are citizens of other countries & under their jurisdiction?
This is insanity.
This is one way to destroy & takeover a country without firing a single shot.
sorry to interupt your bitxh session...just wanted to point out to the forum readers...
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The Census Bureau uses population counts to apportion seats in the House of Representatives, and the federal government uses decennial census data to distribute more than $400 billion a year.
The census bureau does not apportion seats, the House uses census numbers to apportion seats and funding.
sorry to interupt your bitxh session...just wanted to point out to the forum readers...
The census bureau does not apportion seats, the House uses census numbers to apportion seats and funding.
Carry on...
So what? The fact still remains that certain districts are getting unfair representation for people who aren't even in this country legally and can't vote.
sorry to interupt your bitxh session...just wanted to point out to the forum readers...
The census bureau does not apportion seats, the House uses census numbers to apportion seats and funding.
Carry on...
No, but the data is used to add/delete seats, as well as to appropriate funds. Therefore, illegals should be excluded. If they want to include illegals in the census, they should assign a separate category that does not influence Congressional seating or the distribution of funds. After all, illegal aliens are not entitled to Congressional representation, and the funds are intended for citizens and legal residents.
No, but the data is used to add/delete seats, as well as to appropriate funds. Therefore, illegals should be excluded. If they want to include illegals in the census, they should assign a separate category that does not influence Congressional seating or the distribution of funds. After all, illegal aliens are not entitled to Congressional representation, and the funds are intended for citizens and legal residents.
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The census bureau does not apportion seats, the House uses census numbers to apportion seats and funding.
this is my quote...^^^
No, but the data is used to add/delete seats, as well as to appropriate funds.
this is your response...^^^
Someone...anyone in this Forum, please explain what I didnt make clear...?
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