1. No, it hasn't; 2. Truthful responses to the census are required by law, specifically 13 U.S.C. § 221(a)-(b); and 3. The only questions someone *can't* be compelled to answer are about their "religious beliefs".https://cis.org/Richwine/History-Census-Bureaus-Birthplace-and-Citizenship-Questions-One-Table …
Citizenship questions have been opposed by the Census bureau for 74 years. Adding a citizenship question to the #2020Census can only intimidate noncitizens and cause undercounting of minorities and states. My bill would prohibit such questions and protect an accurate count.pic.twitter.com/FB5MvHpdG0
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