I can't wait to find out who gets to count as a "community organizer." My hunch is that it won't be, say, the the Minuteman Civil Defense Corps. Because they don't organize within communities. Probably it will be someone closer to ACORN, since they're so well known for being above board and squeaky-clean:

The acting director of the U.S. Census Bureau, Thomas Mesenbourg, told CNSNews.com that the bureau intends to work with community organizations to make sure every illegal alien in the United States is counted in the 2010 Census. The Census is used to apportion the seats in the U.S. House of Representative. There are 435 House seats that are divided among the states in proportion to their population, which is determined by the decennial census. States with more people get more seats in the U.S. House. This means that a state harboring more illegal aliens can gain more House seats as long as the Census Bureau finds the illegal aliens and counts them.

I actually think that this makes sense because, as the Speaker of the House reminded us recently, illegal immigrants are the greatest patriots of all:

I wonder if weighting the census towards states with more illegals will have any effect on Congressional support for amnesty. Someone should get Jonathon Krohn on the phone.

References:
* CNSNews.com Census Bureau: We'll Work with 'Community Organizations' to Count All Illegal Aliens in 2010 [CNS]
* Ohio: 47% of Disqualified Provisional Ballots Disqualified Due to Voter Not Being an Ohio Resident [Ace]
* Pelosi: Enforcing American immigration law is un-American [Hot Air]
* Video: 14-year-old conservative prodigy knocks GOP for supporting amnesty [Hot Air]

Previously:
* Obama Looking To Circumvent Congress, Gut Immigration Enforcement
* Great News: Democratic Amnesty Legislation Will Detonate Anti-Terrorism Monitoring
* OneJerusalem.org Conference Call: Pastor John Hagee, Senior Pastor of Cornerstone Church [FAQ: Debunking Liberal Myths About Evangelical Support For Israel]