It occurred to me that anyone (illegals) could write 'citizen' on their form. However, the flaw in my plan is that it might be illegal to put false info on it.
Given the voltage of the FedGov I may not go ahead with it.
It occurred to me that anyone (illegals) could write 'citizen' on their form. However, the flaw in my plan is that it might be illegal to put false info on it.
Given the voltage of the FedGov I may not go ahead with it.
Hmmm.
I hadn’t considered that aspect, and the image you have chosen has spurred a bit of fear me :O
But yes, I can see value and purpose in writing I am a Us citizen, and I can also see value and purpose in writing that I am an illegal alien.
It’s possible that both responses have the same value and purpose, and that is to show by including either as a response, along with no other response to any other question, that this data is the most important data assessed by the census.
I think several numbskulls in Washington need to understand this, Chief Obama Judge Roberts being one of them.
How many citizens do we have? Actual citizens. Because they need representation, and only them.
I can’t honestly think of any other purpose to our census, or even any other country’s census, than this specific data.