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Proposed Census changes could lead to consequences from NC undercount, experts say (opens the original)
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The Census Bureau is proposing rules with major changes to how the U.S. population will be counted in the 2030 Census, raising alarms among state demographers and nonprofit leaders in North Carolina. The proposed rules from the Trump administration includes how and whether race and sexuality are tracked, and also the unprecedented exclusion of non-U.S. citizens without a green card. The administration's proposal was released online in early September and public comments can be submitted through
Proposed Census changes could lead to consequences from NC undercount, experts say (opens the original)
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The Census Bureau is proposing rules with major changes to how the U.S. population will be counted in the 2030 Census, raising alarms among state demographers and nonprofit leaders in North Carolina. The proposed rules from the Trump administration includes how and whether race and sexuality are tracked, and also the unprecedented exclusion of non-U.S. citizens without a green card. The administration's proposal was released online in early September and public comments can be submitted through
Proposed Census changes could lead to consequences from NC undercount, experts say (opens the original)
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The Census Bureau is proposing rules with major changes to how the U.S. population will be counted in the 2030 Census, raising alarms among state demographers and nonprofit leaders in North Carolina. The proposed rules from the Trump administration includes how and whether race and sexuality are tracked, and also the unprecedented exclusion of non-U.S. citizens without a green card. The administration's proposal was released online in early September and public comments can be submitted through
Corrections & Clarifications (opens the original)
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Trump Administration's deportation efforts in NC include $1 million or more in fines for some immigrants (opens the original)
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An aging apartment complex where evicted tenants left empty units behind is a typical jobsite for Tito Sabillón. That’s because landlords in the Charlotte metro area consistently hire Sabillón to do what he does best: professionally remodel the apartments before they’re listed for rent again. Paint-stained hands and jeans and a trusty work van in tow, Sabillón has made his American dream happen this way ever since he migrated from Honduras 13 years ago. But this dream is in jeopardy after he rec
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