citizenship
Citizens fear they've been wrongly flagged, while legal groups and Democratic legislators work to get it halted.
58 people in one Texas county received two letters regarding a request for citizenship information.
Hispanics helped put Texas in play for Democrats in November. Now, Republicans leaders want nearly 100,000 people to prove they're allowed to vote.
The Justice Department's conduct in the citizenship question case could be subject to sanctions, the judge suggested.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
The Census Bureau has been unequivocal that individual responses are confidential. Advocates say confidentiality is at the foundation of the survey.
The Indiana lawmaker is running as a Trump-leaning Democrat in one of the closest Senate races.
"Wait. I was born in the United States to two Indian professionals who later became proud citizens of this country. So ... now I would be a citizen of India?"
The president said the constitutional amendment granting citizenship to all babies born in the U.S. is "ridiculous."
The Census Bureau's top scientist did not favor adding a citizenship question and had found a better alternative.
Some states have largely left outreach efforts to city and local officials.