Majority of Hispanic voters approve of citizenship question on U.S. census.

[Weatherman2020]

Doh!

I know a couple of dozen first generation Hispanics, only a few are on the Left.

Hispanics are for the most part very religious, and Democrats have alienated them with their abortion and homosexual rhetoric.

Majority of Hispanic voters approve of citizenship question on U.S. census.

 

[Eric Arthur Blair]

It was Obama that removed citizenship questions on the census and now a single leftist judge has ruled it illegal to use again? It is a useful and traditional question for the census. No wonder the left fears it.

 

[Claudette]

Of course they do. These folks took years and spent thousands to become American citizens. Most of them hate illegals.

Can't blame em.

 

[AzogtheDefiler]

Nothing wrong with that question or the requirement to show ID before voting.

 

[Mac1958]

There are many minorities who just want to get on with their lives and be left to do so.

The White Guilt-soaked Regressive Left is more concerned with punishment and intimidation than it is with actually improving things.

 

[Faun]

It was Obama that removed citizenship questions on the census and now a single leftist judge has ruled it illegal to use again? It is a useful and traditional question for the census. No wonder the left fears it.

The question was removed in 1960. In 1970, it reappeared on a separate long form that wasn't widely distributed. In 2000, the long form was no longer distributed and the question ended with it.

A History of the Census Bureau's Birthplace and Citizenship Questions in One Table

So how the fuck does your rightarded brain lead you to blame Obama?

 

[DGS49]

This issue is yet another illustration of the degeneration of Chief Justice Roberts. What a sad case.

As if the Administration has to justify adding this simple question with anything other than: "We want to know, by actual COUNT, how many CITIZENS live in the country."

Not surprising that Mexican-Americans are in favor. They earned the right.

The word, "Hispanic" is a semantic abomination, grouping people from Spain, Cuba, Mexico, and host of other different and distinct countries together, as though they were the same. Talk about racism. "Hispanic" is on par with "gook," as describing anyone with slanted eyes.

 

[grainbely]

Doh!

I know a couple of dozen first generation Hispanics, only a few are on the Left.

Hispanics are for the most part very religious, and Democrats have alienated them with their abortion and homosexual rhetoric.

Majority of Hispanic voters approve of citizenship question on U.S. census.

Do you understand what courts do? What their purpose is? It doesnt matter if some ppl approve or not. There are laws. Some good some bad. It's not a la carte. The census is supposed to be a non partisan non political administrative function.

 

[gallantwarrior]

This issue is yet another illustration of the degeneration of Chief Justice Roberts. What a sad case.

As if the Administration has to justify adding this simple question with anything other than: "We want to know, by actual COUNT, how many CITIZENS live in the country."

Not surprising that Mexican-Americans are in favor. They earned the right.

The word, "Hispanic" is a semantic abomination, grouping people from Spain, Cuba, Mexico, and host of other different and distinct countries together, as though they were the same. Talk about racism. "Hispanic" is on par with "gook," as describing anyone with slanted eyes.

You are spot on with the comment about "hispanic".