Posted on 02/17/2018 12:29:33 PM PST by artichokegrower
Amid ICE raids in workplaces and neighborhoods across the United States, some residents are worried about a topic that may come up in the 2020 Census for the first time in 70 years: their immigration status.
(Excerpt) Read more at mercurynews.com ...
Supreme Court was unanimous in counting illegals.
A unanimous Supreme Court ruled Monday that illegal immigrants and other noncitizens can be counted when states draw their legislative districts, shooting down a challenge by Texas residents who said their own voting power was being diluted.
It is time to throw out this government that refuses to protect us from invasion!
Prisons count in the congressional tally too.
<>Students voting at college and possibly having opportunity to vote absentee at their place of residence.
<><>In California, the Registrar of Voters relies upon a negative declaration to monitor the voter roll. Send the post card back, if you no longer reside at the site shown on the address label. Well, the post office only forwards mail for 90 days and the new occupant of the apartment could care less. Bingo...the rolls in college towns are bloated with phantom voters and fertile playing grounds for voter fraud.
Wish I could live long enough to see how many times I’m listed on a certain census year. I sent in the form but census workers kept coming by and coming by no matter how many times I told them I was already registered.
I also know some folk who had fun with the questions.
Democrats Must Hide: How Many More Voters Than Citizens In Democrat Controlled Areas!
If known, they can not legally or philosophical defend that - and without it they can not win (and could not have won) so many elections.
The perfect antidote to Trump’s hot economy overheating our inflation rate—mass deportations!
Citizens should be afraid of waking up one day and being a minority of the population.
The Census Act of 1790 directs that all persons in a district shall be counted except for Indians who are tax exempt.
The original Act says nothing about citizenship.
The original law has been amended or modified many times.
In 2016, just six weeks after Scalia died, the Supreme Court ruled 8-0 that “all persons present” must be counted in any district.
So, apparently the precedent law or the Constitution must have very compelling language about this issue.
In 2016.
I'm looking at it right now, showing my grandfather.
It asks:
* year of immigration to the United States
* naturalized or alien
* if naturalized, year of naturalization.
Can you tell me how you see that census———I’m not too clever.:-)
My father would be in it.
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Every American patriot should boycott 99% of the census. It’s current form is illegal and unconstitutional
If you are afraid of citizenship questions, you should be.
They break the law when they sneak into this country, use some citizen’s social security number, file fraudulent applications to get SNAP cards and other welfare, and lie when they get their voter registration cards. So it shouldn’t bother them too much to lie to the census taker, too.
Make it question #1: Are you, and all in your household, US citizens and/or legal aliens?
If you answer “NO” to question #1, then all other information for that household is discarded and not valid for the census count.
The socialist-democrats would shit kittens over this.
For race, on any form that asks (including job applications) I choose other, and if prompted, write in Human.
I fixed the post; But I can't help wondering... what happened in 1948?
Who introduced the bill? Who joined in sponsoring? Why?
The Census Bureau is part of the U.S. Department of Commerce and its director is appointed by the President of the United States.
Who decided that statistical information about United States residents was no longer a useful statistic?
All it took to restore this useful information was an Executive Order? So all it takes is an Executive Order?
What's the penalty for creative responses?
What about pleading the Fifth?
The filth from south of our borders are very creative with their invisibility cloak.
One can be a LEGAL resident without being a citizen. My father has lived here for over 50 years, paid taxes, served in the US Army, and raised a family. He’s not a citizen. Would you send him home?
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