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Thursday, July 29, 2010
Phoenix | Playing a big court ruling, really big
Today's Arizona Republic front page, following yesterday's headline-grabbing federal court ruling that threw out key portions of the state's controversial immigration law on the eve it took effect.
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Anyone here get the 2010 Census "The American Community Survey?"
ReplyDeleteUnder penality of law, up to a $5,000 fine, you must fill out this survey, truthfully, and send it in to the U.S. Census Bureau.
Among a multitde of personal and probing questions this survey requires of you to respond to, you must divulge your race, ethnic background and (Ta Da!) your citizenship status. Funny what our government requires of law abiding citizens, while others get a pass.