On the recordJuly 28, 2020
Counting people living in the United States illegally in apportionment is an attack on our democratic institutions.
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congress.govCounting people living in the United States illegally in apportionment is an attack on our democratic institutions.
Maloney argues against counting undocumented individuals for congressional apportionment.
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