2020 census

New Email Raises Concern About Trump Commitment To Census Confidentiality

The Census Bureau has been unequivocal that individual responses are confidential. Advocates say confidentiality is at the foundation of the survey.
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Jeff Sessions Didn’t Want Alternatives To Census Citizenship Question: Official

The Census Bureau's top scientist did not favor adding a citizenship question and had found a better alternative.
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg Rebuffs Effort To Block Depositions Over Citizenship Question

Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross and a top DOJ official don’t want to answer questions about that 2020 census query.
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Top Census Official Warned Of Danger Of Adding A Citizenship Question To 2020 Census

A January memo from the Census Bureau said adding the question would be costly and harm the census count.
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Alabama Sues To Exclude Undocumented Immigrants From Census Count

Legal experts say the suit has some big flaws.
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Former Trump Pick For Top Census Role Says Citizenship Question Was 'Political'

"They have made a political decision. And they have every right to do that because they won the election,” Thomas Brunell said.
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The Next Census Will Ask About Same-Sex Couples

"It really normalizes our experience," one woman said.
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Republicans May Shoot Themselves In The Foot By Putting Citizenship In The Census

The controversial question may cost some GOP-led states seats in Congress and electoral votes in presidential elections.
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At Least A Dozen States Plan To Sue Over New Census Citizenship Question

“A fair and accurate count of all people in America is one of the federal government’s most solemn constitutional obligations."
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Controversy of 2020 Census’ Citizenship Question

The Trump administration is adding a question about citizenship status to the 2020 Census. It’s the first time since 1950 the census will ask that question, and it could have a very real impact on the U.S. population.
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