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Originally Posted by Capsicum
I thought non-citizens with temporary visas still get counted if they're residing in a residential dwelling stateside at the time of census.
I recall that even college dorms with international and exchange students get the census as they count as dwellings.
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According to the US Census: Foreign-born immigrants are foreign-born people whose usual place of residence is in the United States. So yes, if their usual place of residence is in the US. If it’s only part of the year (or below a certain threshold) then not necessarily so. A place like Miami attracts a lot of wealthy temporary/part time residents.
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