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From Chief Justice Roberts #2020 Census opinion: "The Enumeration Clause of the Constitution does not
provide a basis to set aside the Secretary’s decision. The
text of that clause “vests Congress w/ virtually unlimited discretion in conducting the decennial ‘actual Enumeration,’
provide a basis to set aside the Secretary’s decision. The
text of that clause “vests Congress w/ virtually unlimited discretion in conducting the decennial ‘actual Enumeration,’
and Congress “has delegated its broad authority
over the census to the Secretary.” Wisconsin, 517 U. S., at
19. 2
over the census to the Secretary.” Wisconsin, 517 U. S., at
19. 2
Given that expansive grant of authority, we have
rejected challenges to the conduct of the census where the
Secretary’s decisions bore a “reasonable relationship to the
accomplishment of an actual enumeration.” Id., at 20....3
rejected challenges to the conduct of the census where the
Secretary’s decisions bore a “reasonable relationship to the
accomplishment of an actual enumeration.” Id., at 20....3
