Great news! Fears Remain Even After Citizenship Question Blocked from 2020 Census

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Public News Service
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29 February 2020
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National News
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illegal immigration
demographics
population
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DENVER -- The U.S. Supreme Court blocked the Trump administration's efforts to add a citizenship question to the 2020 Census, but immigrant rights advocates say the controversy has created a chilling effect that could lead to an undercount.
 
Ananiya Asrat, a volunteer with the Colorado People's Alliance, says his group is going door to door, reminding Colorado residents, many of whom remain distrustful of an administration openly hostile to immigrants [illegal aliens], that participating in the census is safe, and important.
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