Activists Threaten to Sue President Trump for Excluding Undocumented Immigrants from Census Counts
The president’s guidance presents a not-unsurprising divergence from the U.S. Census’s 200-year history.
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The president’s guidance presents a not-unsurprising divergence from the U.S. Census’s 200-year history.
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