The 2010 census is going to be interesting if the large Hispanic population decides to boycott the whole process.<\/p>\n
There are always two sides to every issue and such is the case with the 2010 census and whether or not the Hispanic population will participate. Currently, many favor boycotting the census to send a message that immigration reform is badly needed; something that almost goes without saying these days.<\/p>\n
On the other side of the fence are those who point out that federal money is released to various areas based on the actual population and if various areas want services, they need to fess up and provide accurate numbers of documented and undocumented aliens. The federal money handed out to communities is usually earmarked for things like schools and other civic programs for everyone to take part in.<\/p>\n
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