There is also a concern for the safety and welfare of "Legal" American citizens that have broken no laws don't you agree?
Census data was used in the 1940s to target Japanese American families for internment during World War II. There are legitimate concerns about adding a citizenship question to the 2020 Census.https://buff.ly/2IlV8jp
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You’re argument is completely flawed. There is no comparison between Japanese Internment Camps & deporting people that are not US Citizens.
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Will historians in 100 years refer to this time as the second dark age.pic.twitter.com/4Ovia7MVYi
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Inappropriate comparison; that was at a time of war; this is now about immigration of illegal immigrants (democratic voters), nonetheless
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You are right! We the people do not want and bunch of
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Don’t forget that is was Democrats who illegally used this data to round up the Japanese. Republicans would respect the law.
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“Republicans would respect the law.” Perhaps my grandfather’s and Harry Truman’s Republicans. Definitely not a large percentage of the current crowd. They are instrumental in now tearing the USA’s political and legal infrastructure apart.
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They didn’t even take the question out of the census until 1950 and it’s been on the long-form census since 1970. Don’t let
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