Asking people to be honest and forthcoming is not an attempt to scare anyone. I believe we as a nation need actual factual data to make informed decisions. Less information in never more informative.
Adding a citizenship question to the census is nothing more than a blatant attempt to scare immigrant communities. We cannot stand for it. That’s why I reintroduced the Every Person Counts Act with my colleagues to ensure the integrity of the census is protected.
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I agree that the INTENTION of this administration is to use the information against immigrants, however, there is a long history of citizenship questions on our census. As n amateur genealogist those questions offer invaluable Information.
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Its a blatant attempt to find out how many citizens we have.
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Isn’t that what the census is all about? Finding out how many citizens we have in the country?
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The question shouldn't scare someone that has their green card. Besides, it is extremely easy to lie on the census. Find something worthwhile to spend the taxpayers on. Oh, and btw, you work for the people of California. Remember that.
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*taxpayers money*
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Every person does count. & everyone should have the unfettered opportunity to apply for & receive citizenship within a rational compassionate & reasonable system. "Give me your tired, your poor, Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, The wretched refuse of your teemingpic.twitter.com/imS7e4ltCE
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Great! Please post your home address so we can share it with those in the illegal alien community, who need to experience rational compassion.
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So foreigners from around the world can come vote in our election.Thats fraud Kamala.
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That's how California works. FRAUD
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