Although the move to impose the citizenship question has been rejected by the courts as arbitrary and capricious, I fear that it may still be endangering an accurate count in 2020.
Jamie Raskin: “Although the move to impose the citizenship question has been rejected by the courts as arbitrary and capricious, I fear…”
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Raskin expresses concern about the impact of the citizenship question on census accuracy.
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