Census, no president has ever tried to manipulate the census count in this way. In fact, just two years ago, the Census Bureau reaffirmed its commitment to do the exact opposite of what the president is now trying to do. The bureau committed to counting every person, regardless of citizenship or legal status, under the rules of congress set in the census act of 1790. The president s decision to release this illegal memo, now appears designed to inflict maximum damage to the accuracy of the ongoing 2020 census. In just two weeks, the Census Bureau will start visiting the homes of millions of people who have not, yet, responded to the census. The president s latest attack on immigrants could sow fear and confusion in communities across the country. And could lead many people to decide not to participate. This will hurt communities that are already undercounted, underrepresented, and underfunded. Addressing the chaos caused by the president s memo will drain valuable resources from the Ce
More sexual harass many claims this time against a wellknown broadcast journalist. Tonight, he says, hes embarrassed. Now, fox 29 news at 10 00. Breaking news at a plymouth township, Montgomery County right now where police are investigating after man has been found dead right now officers are on the scene at ridge pike and linden drive. We dont know exactly what happened or how he died. We do though have a crew head to do that scene of course well bring you more information as soon as we get it. When you go get your coffee in the morning you dont expect to simon story truck scene going down but police say thats what happened at a lower southampton township wawa. Im iain page. Im lucy noland. Police this started as an argument a man rammed his truck uinto a car. Driver turned himself in but police are trying to sort out exactly what went down here. Dave schratwieser joins you live. Dave . Reporter lucy, Lower Southampton Township Police tonight say they are trying to unravel exactly wh
THE recent fish kill in Cavite has no commercial value and will not affect the market, the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) said on Thursday, November 16.
The PFDA said that the fish unloaded from July to September was higher by 2.27 percent from the 121,062.55 MT unloaded in the second quarter of this year.