Is there any point to conducting a census of U.S. citizens if citizenship is assumed, rather than affirmed, for all respondents? Democratics believe so, and to that end have blocked an attempt by Republican Senators to ascertain citizenship status of respondents. Among its many purposes, census population totals are used to figure the number of congressional representatives for each state. Apparently, the question of whether or not elements of the population are legally able to vote is irrelevant to Democratics.
In related news, Portland police have busted a guy whom they say has been positively tied through DNA to sexual assaults of two women who were leaving Portland bars -- one in June 2009 and another in June 2008 -- and consider him a suspect in three other attacks against women in Northwest Portland this summer.
Multnomah County Senior Deputy District Attorney Don Rees said additional charges may follow. Juarez-Paulin's bail has been set at $500,000, and he faces an immigration hold. He told police he worked at a restaurant in Beaverton, and lived with his brother in that city.
So we know that our pal Juan is here illegally, just doing the jobs that Americans won't do. Rape is just a sideline, and it's really not even rape - merely a "cultural misunderstanding". Any bets as to the status of his brother? Democratics don't care.


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