kyzr
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The USSC did not say the question was unconstitutional, just that the reason for it was inadequate:
Census citizenship question blocked by Supreme Court - CNNPolitics
"If judicial review is to be more than an empty ritual, it must demand something better than the explanation offered for the action taken in this case," Roberts wrote.
I hope Trump delays the census until the USSC makes a "final ruling", besides, the question was on the form until 1950, and then again in 2000:
In 2000 it was not part of the Census. That is the American Community Survey that is done every year. During Census years about 2% of the population gets it while the rest get the short form Census.
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Point being that asking the question is PERFECTLY LEGAL, whether to 2% or 100% of the population!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Nobody has said it was illegal.
So its a fight over using illegals for advantage in blue states, or not allowing illegals to be used for advantage in blue states. Its that simple a partisan fight?
(so arguing over the Constitutionality is bullshit, since the question was on prior censuses, its only about political power)
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