A graphic depicting the map of the United States formed by diverse demographic figures, reflecting the upcoming 2030 Census proposal and its implications for Latino representation and federal funding allocation across local communities. (Credit: AI-generated by Miguel Paiva | Latin Times)
The Census Bureau has floated two rules that would change who is counted for congressional seats and what the 2030 form asks. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick signed the package on September 8, and it appeared in the Federal Register on September 10, a day after the administration unveiled it.
Who would be counted, and how the bureau would decide
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