usa today
12-31-2009, 01:50 PM
http://www.lvrj.com/opinion/protecting-illegals-80403137.html?numComments=16
"So when the state launches an $866,000 advertising blitz to encourage residents to complete their questionnaires, "a big part of the campaign will be aimed at Spanish-language speakers," said David Byerman, the U.S. Commerce Department employee in charge of Nevada's census operation
Mr. Byerman wants to assure illegals that their participation will remain confidential, and that police and immigration authorities won't have access to Census data."
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So they want to count them , but not inquire about their status.
This gives them unfair representation when they are not entitled to it , it also takes away fair representation from those that are entitled.
Something stinks to high heaven here.
"So when the state launches an $866,000 advertising blitz to encourage residents to complete their questionnaires, "a big part of the campaign will be aimed at Spanish-language speakers," said David Byerman, the U.S. Commerce Department employee in charge of Nevada's census operation
Mr. Byerman wants to assure illegals that their participation will remain confidential, and that police and immigration authorities won't have access to Census data."
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So they want to count them , but not inquire about their status.
This gives them unfair representation when they are not entitled to it , it also takes away fair representation from those that are entitled.
Something stinks to high heaven here.