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Only in U.S. is it controversial to have a citizenship question on the #census—one we’ve had consistently since 1820 (and census still asks it today on the annual American Community Survey): dailysign.al/2Dmw2kU
Even the UN—the left’s favorite model institution—recommends a citizenship question in its manual on how to conduct a census.
Countries like Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Mexico all ask. Are they problematic? bit.ly/2K2kpVm
Countries like Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Mexico all ask. Are they problematic? bit.ly/2K2kpVm
On 4/23 #SCOTUS is hearing arguments on the citizenship question for #2020Census—common sense and the Constitution say the question should be allowed. dailysign.al/2Dmw2kU
The citizenship question on census doesn’t ask legal status—just whether respondent is a citizen.
There is no empirical evidence this will keep public from completing census—and we should have accurate data on U.S. population. #2020Census dailysign.al/2Dmw2kU
There is no empirical evidence this will keep public from completing census—and we should have accurate data on U.S. population. #2020Census dailysign.al/2Dmw2kU
The Obama judges who stopped the Trump administration from reinstating the citizenship question on census were acting outside federal law/Constitution.
Yes, #SCOTUS should overrule them: dailysign.al/2Dmw2kU
Yes, #SCOTUS should overrule them: dailysign.al/2Dmw2kU
The left understands the importance of the #census (because #identitypolitics) - that's why groups from the @ACLU to #LaRaza have been so obsessed with the the citizenship question.
... but do conservatives? dailysign.al/2Dmw2kU
... but do conservatives? dailysign.al/2Dmw2kU
@ACLU The bottom line: If #SCOTUS stops the citizenship question from appearing in the #2020Census they'll be handing a victory to the administrative state—and paving the way for more agency-capture by special interest groups. dailysign.al/2Dmw2kU
