Very significantly the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that illegal aliens CANNOT be counted in the census for the purpose of determining population fro use in reapportionment.
The Supreme Court on Friday threw out a challenge for now to President Donald Trump's bid to exclude undocumented immigrants from being counted when seats in Congress are divvied up between the states next year, but left open the possibility the issue could be revisited at the nation's highest court.
ramage wrote: Very significantly the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that illegal aliens CANNOT be counted in the census for the purpose of determining population fro use in reapportionment.
Sorry,
Putting in on cnn.com is not what I consider news in the MSM.
Fox news has not had this on there news hour on TV. Your reference is a foxnews digital site, with no video.
Why don't you try the NYtimes, WaPo, or ABC/NBC/CBS evening news or for that matter the cable news networks evening broadcasts.
ramage wrote: Sorry,
Putting in on cnn.com is not what I consider news in the MSM.
Fox news has not had this on there news hour on TV. Your reference is a foxnews digital site, with no video.
Why don't you try the NYtimes, WaPo, or ABC/NBC/CBS evening news or for that matter the cable news networks evening broadcasts.
You haven't even researched whether your definition of MSM news has reported on this case, yet you make the assertion that they have not reported on it.
This would really wreck havoc on both Blue and Red states in the Southwest. Expect California to lose one or more seats in Congress, but I could see the same thing happen to Texas, Arizona, and New Mexico.
Who would gain? Sunbelt states would probably gain the most if this decision holds. But it might help New York and New Jersey keep seats in congress.
Thomas Sowell: There are no solutions, just trade-offs.
