Posted on 01/15/2019 8:52:12 AM PST by chief lee runamok
A federal judge in New York on Tuesday barred the Trump administration from adding a question about citizenship to the 2020 census. U.S. District Judge Jesse Furman ruled that while a question on citizenship would be constitutional, U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross had added it arbitrarily and did not follow proper procedure. The ruling comes after a three-week trial in Novemb
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If you can’t argue the law, argue the procedure....
It’s us or them in the long game folks. You won’t like what they have in store for you and your progeny.
Stupid. Why are they repeated not following procedures? This is repeated error!!!
Do it anyway. Eff these black robed tyrants!
What a bunch of Democratic Party line bull crap!
We just had an editorial written by a “senior Trump official” which explains that most people in the government add no value — they just follow arcane procedures which were written by government people who didn’t want to do actual work.
Hey, CJR, Obama judge. Tell us again how this doesn’t work.
“Procedure?” Did Trump not say “mother may I?”
This should be fought all the way through the court system.
We need to ask this question on the census. There are at least 5-10 million illegals in CA alone who get federal representation who shouldn’t. They don’t belong here.
why don’t judges do what everyone knows they want to really do, and just get it over with and bar him from being president? They haven’;t allowed him to do anything- I don’t remember federal judges stopping obama to this extent?
Wild Guess: 9th Circuit
[[The judge is out of his scope of authority.]]
If this is true, then he wil lbe easily over-ruled-
"Why We Ask Questions About...
Place of Birth, Citizenship, Year of Entry
We ask questions about a person’s place of birth, citizenship, and year of entry into the United States to create data about citizens, noncitizens, and the foreign-born population.
Agencies and policymakers use our published statistics to set and evaluate immigration policies and laws, understand the experience of different immigrant groups, and enforce laws, policies, and regulations against discrimination based on national origin. These statistics also help tailor services to accommodate cultural differences."
We need to ask this question on the census. There are at least 5-10 million illegals in CA alone who get federal representation who shouldn’t. They don’t belong here."
One of the reasons why this citizenship question must absolutely be placed on the census.
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