Federal Judge Declines to Block Citizenship Question from US 2020 Census

Article author: 
Jim Hoft
Article publisher: 
Gateway Pundit
Article date: 
11 February 2019
Article category: 
National News
Tags: 
judiciary
demographics
population
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A federal judge ruled on Friday the US government can include citizenship question on the US Census. It makes complete sense so Democrats are against it.

It also affects how much federal funding the sanctuary communities will receive from American taxpayers.

So, of course, Democrats are against this....
 
CAIRCO Notes

The number of illegal aliens and non citizens in a state will not be used to determine apportionment in the 2020 census. Thus, the number of non citizens in a state will not be used to unfairly give the state House seats. In fact, some states, such as Minnesota and California, could actually lose seats.

This is excellent news.

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