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I’m pleased the Supreme Court rejected the administration’s rationale for adding a citizenship question. However, the court’s conservative majority overlooked clear evidence that adding it would discourage census participation in immigrant communities and communities of color.
I’m concerned what that will mean for future rulings. The Constitution calls for an accurate count of ALL individuals living in the U.S.. A Census Bureau report found that adding the citizenship question could result in an up to 8 % undercount.
Such a result would affect everything from voting representation to federal funding for infrastructure, schools and safety-net programs, which would be particularly harmful to diverse states like California.
I hope the administration will abandon this partisan endeavor and instead work with Congress and the states to maximize responses to the census to ensure a fair and accurate count of everyone living in the United States.pic.twitter.com/xv8WYP5ksb
This is #ADOS life in America - dominant society forever changing rules, moving the target, keeping #ADOS in perpetual rat race and bottom class. It will take 228 years to close racial wealth gap and you have audacity to NOT support #SB1083 #Reparations
Perhaps democrats would actually be interested in rotecting our borders if they weren't counting on illegals to vote for them.
Foreign tourists should be given census forms when they visit, right? Makes as much sense as giving census forms to people here who should not be here.
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