Money from the Census

The Brian Lehrer Show | Apr 5, 2010
Afton Branche, immigration analyst for the Drum Major Institute for Public Policy, examines the ways that the Census count directly affects how things are funded. We'll also check in with NPR fellow and WNYC reporter Habiba Nosheen, who is at a Census Day event on Northern Boulevard in Queens, Jersey City's mayor Jerramiah Healy on the Census push in NJ, and Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer, who's passing out Census palm cards in Midtown.

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