Today's hearing will examine the lessons learned from the 2010 Census while identifying initiatives that show promise fo...
That 22-percent figure should be compared in 2000 to 17 percent, so that is a move in the wrong direction.
We commend the Census Bureau for seeking the input of stakeholders such as ourselves and acting on several of our recomm...
If I were Dr. Groves, I would immerse myself in this planning process and make it the number one priority for the next s...
Despite these achievements, the 2010 Census was the most expensive in our Nation's history by far, even taking inflation...
So roughly we heard from 95 percent of the people in the country, households or residents.
I do not know that we have a Center for Best Practices for nations like ours that want to learn how to do a census.
Thank you.
There was less. For example, California in 2000 spent $24 million to promote the census within California.
It is not uncommon, whether the President is George W. Bush or Barack Obama, to have something that looks like administr...
Good. Well, we are pretty good at talking about things. We will certainly talk about that, too.
The Bureau needs to have a dual strategy of reaching both English-language-dominant and Spanish-dominant Latinos.
I would look to using technologies, specifically the Internet and mobile devices, for the communications side.
All right. Good. Maybe one more, if I could, for you, Mr. Castro.
Those Canadians are clever, aren't they?
I thought each of you did just a very nice job with your testimonies.
Secretary Napolitano's new motto, 'One DHS,' has been, I think, a promising start.
The Department of Homeland Security does not have a good record in terms of collecting improper payments.
