Public comment closing on proposed Census changes threatening New York's seats in Congress
Posted
Johan Sheridan (via News10 - NYC)
Federal plans to reform the 2030 Census could cost New York billions of dollars and congressional seats by excluding noncitizens and changing residency rules.
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