I demand the citizenship question be placed back on the census questionnaire

[bigrebnc1775]

Question 13 from the 2000 census was this
Is this person a CITIZEN of the United States?
We've always had this question I remember answering this question for at least 3 census up until 2010
https://www.census.gov/dmd/www/pdf/d02ulpr.pdf

Why nobody has to answer it if it were there

Unanswered questions should void the questionnaire

Illegal aliens do not need an address or pay stub or anything, so they can not be delivered a census in the first place. If unanswered questions void the form every demoshit would do that hiding all illegals and the form would be worthless

I've always had mine census hand delivered

 

[OldLady]

Question 13 from the 2000 census was this
Is this person a CITIZEN of the United States?
We've always had this question I remember answering this question for at least 3 census up until 2010
https://www.census.gov/dmd/www/pdf/d02ulpr.pdf

You demand? Who TF are you?

 

[bigrebnc1775]

Question 13 from the 2000 census was this
Is this person a CITIZEN of the United States?
We've always had this question I remember answering this question for at least 3 census up until 2010
https://www.census.gov/dmd/www/pdf/d02ulpr.pdf

You demand? Who TF are you?

I'm a taxpayer that's who The Fuck I am

 

[OldLady]

To whom are you making this demand?

I agree that the citizenship question should be on there.

70% of Americans think so too.

Yeah, well they elected Trump, didn't they? What TF do they know?

 

[bigrebnc1775]

To whom are you making this demand?

I agree that the citizenship question should be on there.

70% of Americans think so too.

Yeah, well they elected Trump, didn't they? What TF do they know?

you sound bitter are you scared about the truth?

 

[Kilroy2]

Starting in 1970, questions about citizenship were included in the long-form questionnaire but not the short form.

So depending on what form you got it wasn't on the short form.
iin 2010 the American Community Survey was being used instead of the previous form. It did have the citizenship question. but the shorter version did not.

What’s New for Census 2000? Most housing units in the country (about 83 percent) will receive the short-form questionnaire in Census 2000. The Census 2000 short form will be the shortest form in 180 years.

The long form provides socio-economic detail needed for a wide range of government programs and federal requirements. Nationwide, it goes out to one in six housing units.

Every question is required by law to manage or evaluate federal programs or is needed to meet federal case law requirements. Federal and state funds supporting schools, employment services, housing assistance, road construction, hospital services, programs for the elderly and more are distributed based on census figures.

So how does citizenship fit into this reason for the census?

The census is just to count the people in the country.

the short form long form dodge is irrelevant . What is relevant is the question was asked in census of past and was removed in 2010

It is only irrelevant if you refuse to accept that the vast majority recieve the short form and it does not have the citizenship question and it has been that way for awhile

and just for relevance the 2010 American Community Survey long form has the question. It replaced the long form in 2010. So technically you may be right when you say the long old form did not have the citizenship question. Still there was no long form because it was replaced with the ACS form which did have the question.

The short form does not have the question and only about 80 percent of the population get the short form

The long form which was changed to the he American Community survey in 2010 does have the question of citizenship.

Questionnaire Archive

It's irrelevant what is relevant why was it removed in the first place?

Because since it was only on the American Community Survey which was only sent to less than 30 percent of the population in the past

Now they wanted to add it to both the the 2020 Census which is the short form and American Community Survey the long form

This now goes to 100 percent.

So why do they need it
.
According to the reason stated by Census Bureau

These statistics are essential for enforcing the Voting Rights Act and its protections against voting discrimination.

Knowing how many people reside in the community and how many of those people are citizens, in combination with other information, provides the statistical information that helps the government enforce Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act and its protections against discrimination in voting.

The Voting Rights Act was passed in 1965 to ensure state and local governments do not pass laws or policies that deny American citizens the equal right to vote based on race.

What does the counting of people have to do with the voting rights act?

Keep in mind that the Trump has lost this argument in the Supreme Court about the citizenship question

 

[The Original Tree]

Starting in 1970, questions about citizenship were included in the long-form questionnaire but not the short form.

So depending on what form you got it wasn't on the short form.
iin 2010 the American Community Survey was being used instead of the previous form. It did have the citizenship question. but the shorter version did not.

What’s New for Census 2000? Most housing units in the country (about 83 percent) will receive the short-form questionnaire in Census 2000. The Census 2000 short form will be the shortest form in 180 years.

The long form provides socio-economic detail needed for a wide range of government programs and federal requirements. Nationwide, it goes out to one in six housing units.

Every question is required by law to manage or evaluate federal programs or is needed to meet federal case law requirements. Federal and state funds supporting schools, employment services, housing assistance, road construction, hospital services, programs for the elderly and more are distributed based on census figures.

So how does citizenship fit into this reason for the census?

The census is just to count the people in the country.

the short form long form dodge is irrelevant . What is relevant is the question was asked in census of past and was removed in 2010

It is only irrelevant if you refuse to accept that the vast majority recieve the short form and it does not have the citizenship question and it has been that way for awhile

and just for relevance the 2010 American Community Survey long form has the question. It replaced the long form in 2010. So technically you may be right when you say the long old form did not have the citizenship question. Still there was no long form because it was replaced with the ACS form which did have the question.

The short form does not have the question and only about 80 percent of the population get the short form

The long form which was changed to the he American Community survey in 2010 does have the question of citizenship.

Questionnaire Archive

It's irrelevant what is relevant why was it removed in the first place?

Because since it was only on the American Community Survey which was only sent to less than 30 percent of the population in the past

Now they wanted to add it to both the the 2020 Census which is the short form and American Community Survey the long form

This now goes to 100 percent.

So why do they need it
.
According to the reason stated by Census Bureau

These statistics are essential for enforcing the Voting Rights Act and its protections against voting discrimination.

Knowing how many people reside in the community and how many of those people are citizens, in combination with other information, provides the statistical information that helps the government enforce Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act and its protections against discrimination in voting.

The Voting Rights Act was passed in 1965 to ensure state and local governments do not pass laws or policies that deny American citizens the equal right to vote based on race.

What does the counting of people have to do with the voting rights act?

Keep in mind that the Trump has lost this argument in the Supreme Court about the citizenship question

The Voting Rights Act was passed in 1965 to ensure state and local governments do not pass laws or policies that deny American citizens the equal right to vote based on race

It Defrauds other States of Representation in Congress and also is a Theft of Federal Resources from these states.

Justice Robert had no balls and is a Lib Tard who kicked the can down the road.

Shame on his eternally damned soul.

And The President did not LOSE HIS ARGUMENT.

Roberts said it was LEGAL to ask, but then sabotaged The Rule of Law and caved in to The DemNazis who own him when he kicked the can down the road and came up with some made up standard of "contrived", which does not exist in law.

I think The President should Block the Printing of The CENSUS until we get a final ruling on the question...which SCOTUS already declared as LEGAL.

 

[bigrebnc1775]

Starting in 1970, questions about citizenship were included in the long-form questionnaire but not the short form.

So depending on what form you got it wasn't on the short form.
iin 2010 the American Community Survey was being used instead of the previous form. It did have the citizenship question. but the shorter version did not.

What’s New for Census 2000? Most housing units in the country (about 83 percent) will receive the short-form questionnaire in Census 2000. The Census 2000 short form will be the shortest form in 180 years.

The long form provides socio-economic detail needed for a wide range of government programs and federal requirements. Nationwide, it goes out to one in six housing units.

Every question is required by law to manage or evaluate federal programs or is needed to meet federal case law requirements. Federal and state funds supporting schools, employment services, housing assistance, road construction, hospital services, programs for the elderly and more are distributed based on census figures.

So how does citizenship fit into this reason for the census?

The census is just to count the people in the country.

the short form long form dodge is irrelevant . What is relevant is the question was asked in census of past and was removed in 2010

It is only irrelevant if you refuse to accept that the vast majority recieve the short form and it does not have the citizenship question and it has been that way for awhile

and just for relevance the 2010 American Community Survey long form has the question. It replaced the long form in 2010. So technically you may be right when you say the long old form did not have the citizenship question. Still there was no long form because it was replaced with the ACS form which did have the question.

The short form does not have the question and only about 80 percent of the population get the short form

The long form which was changed to the he American Community survey in 2010 does have the question of citizenship.

Questionnaire Archive

It's irrelevant what is relevant why was it removed in the first place?

Because since it was only on the American Community Survey which was only sent to less than 30 percent of the population in the past

Now they wanted to add it to both the the 2020 Census which is the short form and American Community Survey the long form

This now goes to 100 percent.

So why do they need it
.
According to the reason stated by Census Bureau

These statistics are essential for enforcing the Voting Rights Act and its protections against voting discrimination.

Knowing how many people reside in the community and how many of those people are citizens, in combination with other information, provides the statistical information that helps the government enforce Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act and its protections against discrimination in voting.

The Voting Rights Act was passed in 1965 to ensure state and local governments do not pass laws or policies that deny American citizens the equal right to vote based on race.

What does the counting of people have to do with the voting rights act?

Keep in mind that the Trump has lost this argument in the Supreme Court about the citizenship question

The 2000 census short form asked eight questions to all respondents. The long form, which combined housing and population questions into a single questionnaire, asked an additional 45 questions, All respondents were asked Questions 1 - 6 and Question 33. The 2000 census collected the following information, listed by question number:
2000 - History - U.S. Census Bureau

 

[BlindBoo]

The question has always been there

It was on the long form but not the mandatory short form sent to most households.

wonder why the Republicans allowed obama to remove

Because the decision to stop using the long form was made under Bush

Wonder why the media didn't do their job

Too busy rooting for and then rooting against the invasion/occupation of Iraq

wonder why obama wasn't taken to court over the removal?

Hahahaha

Lastly why did the supreme court rule against it?

The citizenship question on the 2020 census, explained

Your BS word salad is Irrelevant the question was there and was removed

Why do you want the Census to under count the people living here?

because only citizens should count when it comes to how the makeup of congressional seats are counted

Fair enough opinion. However the Constitution dictates a count of every person, not just citizens.

 

[WillowTree]

To whom are you making this demand?

I agree that the citizenship question should be on there.

70% of Americans think so too.

Yeah, well they elected Trump, didn't they? What TF do they know?

More than you know.

 

[Kilroy2]

You can thank the Muslim-In-Chief for removing it in 2010.

Such is the current false narrative.

The long form was discontinued in 2005.

But it sure feels like Obama removed it, deep down in yer gut doesn't it?

The question is on the 2000 census I thought the argument from you leftist it wasn't on the short forum?

again your are not differentiating between the short form from the long form

There are 2 forms

It is only on the long form

 

[Kilroy2]

Starting in 1970, questions about citizenship were included in the long-form questionnaire but not the short form.

So depending on what form you got it wasn't on the short form.
iin 2010 the American Community Survey was being used instead of the previous form. It did have the citizenship question. but the shorter version did not.

What’s New for Census 2000? Most housing units in the country (about 83 percent) will receive the short-form questionnaire in Census 2000. The Census 2000 short form will be the shortest form in 180 years.

The long form provides socio-economic detail needed for a wide range of government programs and federal requirements. Nationwide, it goes out to one in six housing units.

Every question is required by law to manage or evaluate federal programs or is needed to meet federal case law requirements. Federal and state funds supporting schools, employment services, housing assistance, road construction, hospital services, programs for the elderly and more are distributed based on census figures.

So how does citizenship fit into this reason for the census?

The census is just to count the people in the country.

the short form long form dodge is irrelevant . What is relevant is the question was asked in census of past and was removed in 2010

It is only irrelevant if you refuse to accept that the vast majority recieve the short form and it does not have the citizenship question and it has been that way for awhile

and just for relevance the 2010 American Community Survey long form has the question. It replaced the long form in 2010. So technically you may be right when you say the long old form did not have the citizenship question. Still there was no long form because it was replaced with the ACS form which did have the question.

The short form does not have the question and only about 80 percent of the population get the short form

The long form which was changed to the he American Community survey in 2010 does have the question of citizenship.

Questionnaire Archive

It's irrelevant what is relevant why was it removed in the first place?

Because since it was only on the American Community Survey which was only sent to less than 30 percent of the population in the past

Now they wanted to add it to both the the 2020 Census which is the short form and American Community Survey the long form

This now goes to 100 percent.

So why do they need it
.
According to the reason stated by Census Bureau

These statistics are essential for enforcing the Voting Rights Act and its protections against voting discrimination.

Knowing how many people reside in the community and how many of those people are citizens, in combination with other information, provides the statistical information that helps the government enforce Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act and its protections against discrimination in voting.

The Voting Rights Act was passed in 1965 to ensure state and local governments do not pass laws or policies that deny American citizens the equal right to vote based on race.

What does the counting of people have to do with the voting rights act?

Keep in mind that the Trump has lost this argument in the Supreme Court about the citizenship question

The Voting Rights Act was passed in 1965 to ensure state and local governments do not pass laws or policies that deny American citizens the equal right to vote based on race

It Defrauds other States of Representation in Congress and also is a Theft of Federal Resources from these states.

Justice Robert had no balls and is a Lib Tard who kicked the can down the road.

Shame on his eternally damned soul.

And The President did not LOSE HIS ARGUMENT.

Roberts said it was LEGAL to ask, but then sabotaged The Rule of Law and caved in to The DemNazis who own him when he kicked the can down the road and came up with some made up standard of "contrived", which does not exist in law.

I think The President should Block the Printing of The CENSUS until we get a final ruling on the question...which SCOTUS already declared as LEGAL.

I do not know if he said that but if he did then obviously he is saying it might be alright to add a question but there must be a reason for it.

They appears to say the Voter rights act even though sounds important has nothing to do with adding the citizenship question to a head count and this is not a valid reason

really not rocket science here but it is a bandwagon thing

Trump loses to the senate and then to the courts and all he can do is an end around game. Look for loopholes and he is setting an example that will future democratic presidents may use

the reason why he loses is because he has an AG that will stand up to him and not tell him

"hey you are going to lose this so retreat and fight another day"

 

[The Original Tree]

the short form long form dodge is irrelevant . What is relevant is the question was asked in census of past and was removed in 2010

It is only irrelevant if you refuse to accept that the vast majority recieve the short form and it does not have the citizenship question and it has been that way for awhile

and just for relevance the 2010 American Community Survey long form has the question. It replaced the long form in 2010. So technically you may be right when you say the long old form did not have the citizenship question. Still there was no long form because it was replaced with the ACS form which did have the question.

The short form does not have the question and only about 80 percent of the population get the short form

The long form which was changed to the he American Community survey in 2010 does have the question of citizenship.

Questionnaire Archive

It's irrelevant what is relevant why was it removed in the first place?

Because since it was only on the American Community Survey which was only sent to less than 30 percent of the population in the past

Now they wanted to add it to both the the 2020 Census which is the short form and American Community Survey the long form

This now goes to 100 percent.

So why do they need it
.
According to the reason stated by Census Bureau

These statistics are essential for enforcing the Voting Rights Act and its protections against voting discrimination.

Knowing how many people reside in the community and how many of those people are citizens, in combination with other information, provides the statistical information that helps the government enforce Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act and its protections against discrimination in voting.

The Voting Rights Act was passed in 1965 to ensure state and local governments do not pass laws or policies that deny American citizens the equal right to vote based on race.

What does the counting of people have to do with the voting rights act?

Keep in mind that the Trump has lost this argument in the Supreme Court about the citizenship question

The Voting Rights Act was passed in 1965 to ensure state and local governments do not pass laws or policies that deny American citizens the equal right to vote based on race

It Defrauds other States of Representation in Congress and also is a Theft of Federal Resources from these states.

Justice Robert had no balls and is a Lib Tard who kicked the can down the road.

Shame on his eternally damned soul.

And The President did not LOSE HIS ARGUMENT.

Roberts said it was LEGAL to ask, but then sabotaged The Rule of Law and caved in to The DemNazis who own him when he kicked the can down the road and came up with some made up standard of "contrived", which does not exist in law.

I think The President should Block the Printing of The CENSUS until we get a final ruling on the question...which SCOTUS already declared as LEGAL.

I do not know if he said that but if he did then obviously he is saying it might be alright to add a question but there must be a reason for it.

They appears to say the Voter rights act even though sounds important has nothing to do with adding the citizenship question to a head count and this is not a valid reason

really not rocket science here but it is a bandwagon thing

Trump loses to the senate and then to the courts and all he can do is an end around game. Look for loopholes and he is setting an example that will future democratic presidents may use

the reason why he loses is because he has an AG that will stand up to him and not tell him

"hey you are going to lose this so retreat and fight another day"

Roberts screwed up.

He said the question was legal but he did not like the justification for it.

Since when has that been a problem for SCOTUS who actually committed an act of Judicial Activism and rewrote Obama's Unconstitutional Law for him so that it could barely squeak by despite it being Unconstitutional.

In this case, the issue was completely Legal and Constitutional but he had NO COURAGE, and shirked his duty, and instead kicked it back and just said the explanation was contrived which is not a legal standard.

 

[bigrebnc1775]

You can thank the Muslim-In-Chief for removing it in 2010.

Such is the current false narrative.

The long form was discontinued in 2005.

But it sure feels like Obama removed it, deep down in yer gut doesn't it?

The question is on the 2000 census I thought the argument from you leftist it wasn't on the short forum?

again your are not differentiating between the short form from the long form

There are 2 forms

It is only on the long form

maybe just maybe you should have read the post I was quoting

 

[Kilroy2]

In this case, the issue was completely Legal and Constitutional but he had NO COURAGE, and shirked his duty, and instead kicked it back and just said the explanation was contrived which is not a legal standard.

"NO courage" is that contrived and is that a legal standard

Yet this is a legal setting and he is telling Trump and is cabinet that you guys can't even submit a case that meets legal standing

 

[Frannie]

Question 13 from the 2000 census was this
Is this person a CITIZEN of the United States?
We've always had this question I remember answering this question for at least 3 census up until 2010
https://www.census.gov/dmd/www/pdf/d02ulpr.pdf

Why nobody has to answer it if it were there

Unanswered questions should void the questionnaire

Illegal aliens do not need an address or pay stub or anything, so they can not be delivered a census in the first place. If unanswered questions void the form every demoshit would do that hiding all illegals and the form would be worthless

I've always had mine census hand delivered

Because you have an address, the shitheads under the bridge and on the streets don't...…………………...All 40 million of them

 

[bigrebnc1775]

Question 13 from the 2000 census was this
Is this person a CITIZEN of the United States?
We've always had this question I remember answering this question for at least 3 census up until 2010
https://www.census.gov/dmd/www/pdf/d02ulpr.pdf

Why nobody has to answer it if it were there

Unanswered questions should void the questionnaire

Illegal aliens do not need an address or pay stub or anything, so they can not be delivered a census in the first place. If unanswered questions void the form every demoshit would do that hiding all illegals and the form would be worthless

I've always had mine census hand delivered

Because you have an address, the shitheads under the bridge and on the streets don't...…………………...All 40 million of them

Census workers go to the people dumbass

 

[Frannie]

Why nobody has to answer it if it were there

Unanswered questions should void the questionnaire

Illegal aliens do not need an address or pay stub or anything, so they can not be delivered a census in the first place. If unanswered questions void the form every demoshit would do that hiding all illegals and the form would be worthless

I've always had mine census hand delivered

Because you have an address, the shitheads under the bridge and on the streets don't...…………………...All 40 million of them

Census workers go to the people dumbass

And they stay there the entire time the unidentified drug user from Guatemala who can't read English fills out the form. Lol how do they avoid stepping in the poop genius

Human poop map

 

[beagle9]

the short form long form dodge is irrelevant . What is relevant is the question was asked in census of past and was removed in 2010

It is only irrelevant if you refuse to accept that the vast majority recieve the short form and it does not have the citizenship question and it has been that way for awhile

and just for relevance the 2010 American Community Survey long form has the question. It replaced the long form in 2010. So technically you may be right when you say the long old form did not have the citizenship question. Still there was no long form because it was replaced with the ACS form which did have the question.

The short form does not have the question and only about 80 percent of the population get the short form

The long form which was changed to the he American Community survey in 2010 does have the question of citizenship.

Questionnaire Archive

It's irrelevant what is relevant why was it removed in the first place?

Because since it was only on the American Community Survey which was only sent to less than 30 percent of the population in the past

Now they wanted to add it to both the the 2020 Census which is the short form and American Community Survey the long form

This now goes to 100 percent.

So why do they need it
.
According to the reason stated by Census Bureau

These statistics are essential for enforcing the Voting Rights Act and its protections against voting discrimination.

Knowing how many people reside in the community and how many of those people are citizens, in combination with other information, provides the statistical information that helps the government enforce Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act and its protections against discrimination in voting.

The Voting Rights Act was passed in 1965 to ensure state and local governments do not pass laws or policies that deny American citizens the equal right to vote based on race.

What does the counting of people have to do with the voting rights act?

Keep in mind that the Trump has lost this argument in the Supreme Court about the citizenship question

The Voting Rights Act was passed in 1965 to ensure state and local governments do not pass laws or policies that deny American citizens the equal right to vote based on race

It Defrauds other States of Representation in Congress and also is a Theft of Federal Resources from these states.

Justice Robert had no balls and is a Lib Tard who kicked the can down the road.

Shame on his eternally damned soul.

And The President did not LOSE HIS ARGUMENT.

Roberts said it was LEGAL to ask, but then sabotaged The Rule of Law and caved in to The DemNazis who own him when he kicked the can down the road and came up with some made up standard of "contrived", which does not exist in law.

I think The President should Block the Printing of The CENSUS until we get a final ruling on the question...which SCOTUS already declared as LEGAL.

I do not know if he said that but if he did then obviously he is saying it might be alright to add a question but there must be a reason for it.

They appears to say the Voter rights act even though sounds important has nothing to do with adding the citizenship question to a head count and this is not a valid reason

really not rocket science here but it is a bandwagon thing

Trump loses to the senate and then to the courts and all he can do is an end around game. Look for loopholes and he is setting an example that will future democratic presidents may use

the reason why he loses is because he has an AG that will stand up to him and not tell him

"hey you are going to lose this so retreat and fight another day"

Everything Trump is doing for the citizens of this nation will ensure his 2020 re-election. They (the beuracrats), can stop him for now all they want, but they can't stop the citizens of this nation from stopping them in 2020. MAGA.

 

[bigrebnc1775]

Unanswered questions should void the questionnaire

Illegal aliens do not need an address or pay stub or anything, so they can not be delivered a census in the first place. If unanswered questions void the form every demoshit would do that hiding all illegals and the form would be worthless

I've always had mine census hand delivered

Because you have an address, the shitheads under the bridge and on the streets don't...…………………...All 40 million of them

Census workers go to the people dumbass

And they stay there the entire time the unidentified drug user from Guatemala who can't read English fills out the form. Lol how do they avoid stepping in the poop genius

Human poop map

The San Francisco shit drop map only in leftist run cities. lol