(Compiler's note: An absolutely must read document.)

By Bob Unruh

The U.S. Census Bureau, reflecting what apparently is becoming a political position that involves more than one federal agency, has listed 'hate groups,' 'law enforcement' 'and 'anti-immigrant groups' among those that would be refused permission to become a partner with the 2010 Census.

The news comes in a series of documents obtained by Judicial Watch under the Freedom of Information Act about the census operations.

WND previously reported when the Department of Homeland Security released an 'extremism' report that warned local law enforcement officers nationwide to watch out for 'potential terrorists' including those who:

• Oppose abortion
   
• Oppose same-sex marriage
   
• Oppose restrictions on firearms
   
• Oppose lax immigration laws
   
• Oppose the policies of President Obama regarding immigration, citizenship, and the expansion of social programs
   
• Oppose continuation of free trade agreements
   
• Are suspect of foreign regimes
   
• Fear Communist regimes
   
• Oppose a 'one world' government
   
• Bemoan the decline of U.S. stature in the world
   
• Are upset with loss of U.S. manufacturing jobs to China and India, and more

At the time, a lawyer pursuing a lawsuit against Department of Homeland Security chief Janet Napolitano over the 'extremist' report said he was not reassured by her later promise to 'reword' the document.....

....The Obama administration has downplayed ACORN's involvement, saying the organization with which Obama worked earlier in his political career, would be allowed to 'recruit' census workers.

But the documents show that ACORN also is an 'executive level' partner with the ability to 'organize and/or serve as a member on a Complete Count Committee.'

The census documents regarding ACORN also show the organization also signed up to 'encourage employees and constituents to complete and mail their questionnaire; identify job candidates and/or distribute and display recruiting materials; appoint a liaison to work with the Census Bureau; provide space for Be Counted sites and/or Questionnaire Assistance Centers, sponsor community events to promote participation in the 2010 Census.'

The documents also show the Census Bureau wants ACORN to teach other organizations about the process, Judicial Watch said.

'Given its history of illegal activity and fraud, ACORN should be nowhere near the 2010 Census,' said Fitton. 'And shame on the Obama Commerce Department for continuing to demonize conservatives by lumping together law enforcement and anti-immigration groups with 'hate groups.' This discriminatory policy raises First Amendment concerns. Indeed, these documents provide further evidence that the Obama administration is politicizing the 2010 Census.'

U.S. Rep. Steve King, R-Iowa, meanwhile, has called for congressional hearings into ACORN's finances that apparently includes a procedure called a 'forensic audit.'