I remember FORTRAN.
Ok. Not really. I remember learning FORTRAN.
My first programming class was in FORTRAN. I can't say that I ever "learned" it.
I remember FORTRAN.
Ok. Not really. I remember learning FORTRAN.
"They're absolutely going to happen. There's approximately a million people in this country with removal orders. And of course that isn't what ICE will go after in this, but that's the pool of people who have been all the way through the due process chain."
In a statement released Friday, Lightfoot says she has directed the Chicago Police Department to terminate ICE access to its databases related to federal immigration enforcement activities. She says Superintendent Eddie Johnson confirms the order has been carried out.
Perhaps you'd like to explain to me how any question on the census has an effect on reducing the illegal alien population?
Solve that issue on its merits. Don't mix up the two.
Perhaps we could have been solving it with the resources tied up in this fiasco.
[h=1]Chicago mayor says police won’t assist ICE in migrant sweep[/h]https://wgntv.com/2019/06/21/chicago-mayor-says-police-wont-assist-ice-in-migrant-sweep/
Ivote for stripping her of her federal pension.
I vote for stripping all federal funding to any states or cities that willingly harbor criminals.
The question assists with locating and identifying. That help tremendously with removing them.
The question assists with locating and identifying. That help tremendously with removing them.
There are an estimated 13.2 million green card holders of whom 8.9 million are eligible for citizenship of the United States. Approximately 65,000 of them serve in the U.S. Armed Forces.
Lovely, so now non-citizens will be represented in congress. Just what the Constitution specified.
Non-citizens are not supposed to vote, so no - they won't really be represented.
But, their headcount will count toward how many representatives the various states have. That's basically the way it has always been. (Even under the 3/5ths regime.)
So, citizens that live in states with more non-citizens will have a proportionally greater representation than citizens from states with fewer non-citizens.
IMHO, the reality is that it doesn't matter. The legislators are generally mix-and-match.
There's also the electoral college factor, but the most populous states will still be the most populous states.
I wonder how much tourism impact those numbers.
That's not the purpose of a census.
Or at least, that's certainly not what the Trump administration claimed was the purpose of the question.
Besides, there's other ways to find that information, and if you expect people to answer a survey that they even slightly suspect will get them deported...