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NEW: @uscensusbureau has released tag lines for the #2020Census in 13 languages. In English, it’s “Shape your future. START HERE.” Stand by for the other 12👇

census.gov/content/dam/Ce…
2. #2020Census tag line in Arabic👇
3. #2020Census tag line in Chinese (Traditional & Simplified)👇
4. #2020Census tag line in French👇
5. #2020Census tag line in Haitian Creole👇
6. #2020Census tag line in Japanese👇
7. #2020Census tag line in Korean👇
8. #2020Census tag line in Polish👇
9. #2020Census tag line in Portuguese👇
10. #2020Census tag line in Russian👇
11. #2020Census tag line in Spanish👇
12. #2020Census tag line in Tagalog👇
13. #2020Census tag line in Vietnamese👇
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UPDATE: @uscensusbureau confirms to @RepPressley’s office what it told @OMBPress in July — it’s producing Citizenship Voting Age Population info states may use in redistricting to draw voting districts based on number of eligible voters rather than all residents (via @LinaFuego)
2. ICYMI, here’s what I reported in July👇
3. Not clear why @uscensusbureau Dir. Steven Dillingham was “not quite sure” if citizenship data would be released at census block level when @RepPressley asked during House @OversightDems hearing on July 24, 3 wks after bureau uploaded doc for @OMBPress.
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Hansi Lo Wang
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For 200+ years, the U.S. has divided up seats in Congress among the states based on population counts that include both citizens & noncitizens, regardless of immigration status.

I wrote about how the Trump admin is signaling it may want to change that👇
npr.org/2019/08/14/749…
2. Since the first US census in 1790, the Constitution has called for a head count every 10 years of "persons" living in the US to determine number of congressional seats each state gets. The 14th Amendment was ratified to require the counting of the "whole number of persons."👇
3. State of Alabama & @RepMoBrooks are suing @uscensusbureau to stop bureau's longstanding policy of including unauthorized immigrants among "whole number of persons" for apportionment. Alabama @AGSteveMarshall argues unauthorized immigrants are not "persons" under Constitution👇
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Hansi Lo Wang
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During today's @uscensusbureau press briefing, I asked if bureau plans to include citizens & noncitizens, including unauthorized immigrants, in 2020 apportionment count. Officials didn't answer my Q until @bgdailynews's Don Sergent graciously followed up👇
@uscensusbureau @bgdailynews 2. @uscensusbureau spokesperson Michael Cook said, "The Census Bureau will fulfill its constitutional mandate to conduct a complete & accurate 2020 census & enumerate all persons living in the U.S." It echoes what bureau told @RepPressley on Friday👇
@uscensusbureau @bgdailynews @RepPressley 3. But @uscensusbureau, I'm still waiting for an answer to this question, which I've emailed to your public information office:

Is the bureau planning to include citizens and noncitizens, including unauthorized immigrants, in the 2020 apportionment count?
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The effects of public health policies on health inequalities: a review of reviews. Thomson et al, 2017.

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