Bilingual census questionnaires in English and Spanish have arrived at some households throughout the country this month as the U.S. Census Bureau experiments with how to encourage more responses from the growing number of Spanish-speaking households. Mary Pickel from Atlanta Journal.

I Wonder Why Mr. Uncle Sam?

Hispanics tend to be undercounted in the census, demographers say. There are a variety of reasons: Some may be illegal immigrants; others simply don't trust the government; others can't speak the language and don't understand the forms.