 Most permanent residents, a status created by the 1952 "Entry into Israel Law", are migrants, but other groups fall into the same category.Following the 1967 annexation of East Jerusalem, Israel conducted a census on June 26, 1967 in the annexed territory and granted permanent Israeli residency to those present at the time of the census (those not present lost the right to reside in Jerusalem).They can still vote in municipal elections and play a role in the administration of the city.