Whether or not the citizenship question will appear on the 2020 decennial census form was the subject of arguments Tuesday at the Supreme Court.
President Donald Trump wrote online Wednesday that "the American people deserve to know who is in this country," breaking with the Justice Department in its defense of Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross's efforts to place a citizenship question on next year's census questionnaire.
Whether or not the citizenship question will appear on the 2020 decennial census form was the subject of arguments Tuesday at the Supreme Court, where U.S. Solicitor General Noel Francisco argued in part that the courts should not meddle in the Commerce Department's decisions regarding the census. The courtdivided along ideological lines, with the four liberal justices seeming more skeptical of the government's arguments while the five conservatives appeared more inclined to accept them.
The American people deserve to know who is in this Country. Yesterday, the Supreme Court took up the Census Citizenship question, a really big deal. MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!Census Bureau scientists have also suggested that the citizen question could negatively impact the survey’s accuracy, skewing the apportionment of congressional seats as well as the distribution of hundreds of billions in federal funding.
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