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California is getting prepared for the 2020 census, and that includes encouragement of its illegal alien population to participate. The diverse community was not pleased to hear that the Supreme Court appeared likely to approve the use of a citizenship question. Below, the Los Angeles Times gave its census story front-page coverage on Monday, picturing […] April 29th, 2019 | Category: diversity against Americans | Tags: aliens, California, census, census citizenship question, Congress, cost, diversity, federal funding, illegal aliens, Mayans, Muslims, welfare |  Email This Post |  Print This Post The Rasmussen pollsters have surveyed the recent controversy about whether US citizenship should be a question on the Census. The topic caused an explosion among Democrats who depend on non-citizens and illegal aliens in states like California where big numbers of foreigners have inflated the number of Representatives in the House. If Congressional districts were […] March 30th, 2018 | Category: immigration against Americans | Tags: census, citizens, citizenship, Congress, foreigners, House of Representatives, immigration, reapportionment | Email This Post | Print This Post The Center for Immigration studies has just published a new report showing the immigrant population in the United States has grown to an unthinkable 43.7 million. Tucker Carlson took the number with the proper seriousness and invited CIS’ director of research Steve Camarota to discuss how America is being changed forever by unrelenting mass […] October 16th, 2017 | Category: immigration-fueled population growth | Tags: census, foreign born, immigration, population growth, poverty, welfare use | Email This Post | Print This Post How can you tell when America has too many Muslims? One measure is the decision of the Census Bureau to publish an Arabic translation of the questionnaire for the next count, even though the language presents unique difficulties for use in such a situation. As a result of increased Muslim immigration, Arabic is now America’s […] June 12th, 2016 | Category: immigration demographic change | Tags: arabic, assimilation, census, demography, diversity, English, immigration, Islam, language, Muslims | Email This Post | Print This Post A couple decades ago, “Manhattanization” was a dirty word in San Francisco because people didn’t want a forest of huge skyscrapers built downtown or tiny stacked apartments to be the standard housing. But these days it’s different because millennials apparently don’t mind being crammed together in accommodations people wouldn’t accept in earlier times. There is […] June 5th, 2016 | Category: Immigration destroying open space | Tags: California, census, housing, illegal, immigration, overpopulation, population, San Francisco | Email This Post | Print This Post The Census Bureau has a history of presenting diversity propaganda as government-approved fact, but it’s latest consideration to include “Middle East/North Africa” as a category of humans would be a sensible nod to reality. Perhaps the bean-counters have held back because seeing “Arab” or some version thereof as a choice on Census forms might cause […] March 30th, 2014 | Category: immigrant tribalism | Tags: census, culture, diversity, ethnicity, immigration, Islam, Muslims, national security, race, stop Muslim immigration, white | Email This Post | Print This Post The Census Bureau is spending an unprecedented $133 million for marketing and outreach for the 2010 enumeration. That’s a lot of advertising. Ever wonder how they spend all that money? One cost is renting mariachis. US Census draws large crowd in Lower Valley SOCORRO — The U.S. Census Bureau drew a large mass of people […] April 4th, 2010 | Category: multiculturalism | Tags: census, hispandering, mariachis | Email This Post | Print This Post |
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