Census

Ruth Bader Ginsburg Talks Census Case, Suggests 5-4 Supreme Court Rulings To Come

The justice indicated that multiple close decisions could be handed down in June.
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U.S. Census Will Collect Responses In 7 New Languages Including Arabic

But advocates for some minority groups are worried about undercounting and whether a citizenship question will be included.
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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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Top Census Scientist's Testimony Casts Doubt On Motives For Study On Citizenship Question

The researcher says he outlined the cost and harm of adding the question. It didn't matter.
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Judge Cites Trump's 'Shithole Countries' Slam In Ruling On Census Lawsuit

Such slurs are "evidence that official action may be motivated" by an "unlawful purpose," according to the ruling.
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Supreme Court Blocks Deposition Of Commerce Head In Census Citizenship Question Suit

The challengers in the case argued Ross had unique insight into the decision to add a citizenship question.
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Steve Bannon Pushed Wilbur Ross To Consider Census Citizenship Question, DOJ Says

Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross previously said that the Trump administration did not discuss the question with his department.
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Trump Administration Asks SCOTUS To Block Top Officials From Explaining Census Citizenship Question

The administration really doesn't want Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross and a top Justice Department official to be deposed.
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You Can Thank Millennials For The Declining Divorce Rate, Study Says

Between 2008 and 2016, the divorce rate in America dropped by 18 percent.
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Judge Says Suit Challenging Citizenship Question On 2020 Census Can Advance

There was enough evidence the decision could have been discriminatory to move the case forward.
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