Posted on 01/06/2020 2:10:32 PM PST by 11th_VA
The Department of Homeland Security is agreeing to share citizenship information with the U.S. Census Bureau as part of President Trump’s order to collect data on who is a citizen following the Supreme Court’s rejection of a citizenship question on the 2020 census form.
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Who will check the thousands of Juan Garcia names in Texas? And the thousands of Muhammads in Minnesota?
When does the IRS and Social Security get to share information on suspected Illegal aliens?
Is tie down the DMV and IRS.
Thrown FaceBook and Google.
The SCOTUS did NOT reject it. They just wanted to send it back to the lower court for more "clarity" from the Commerce Dept., but Trump's lawyers were too lazy and spineless to see it through.
Don’t kid yourself, CJ Roberts screwed US again.
But timing was important. By the time the lower court would deal with this again, it would be too late to print up the census forms for 2020. So they might have won in court eventually, but the citizenship question still would not have been asked on the 2020 forms.
GOOD!!! This will stop a LOT of illegals from reporting themselves in the census and then getting more Democrats in Congress!!!
WINNING!!!!!!
Keep going, President Trump!
I seem to recall this was a Trump Executive Order issued shortly after the Roberts court punted the census question back down to the lower court.
Well I’m just going to say that illegal aliens voting will be arrested and deported.
Democrats have a very, Very big problem
Nanzi’s Democrap plans to gain total power are collapsing.
The idea for impeachment was:
<><> to muddy-up Trump for an ignominious 2020 defeat
<><> to engineer Trump’s defeat w/ a down-ticket Dem win,
<><> to have Dems sail in as heroes, in total control of the govt.
That aint happening, people.
Trump brilliantly got the census stats to include “citizenship.”
Parscale’s crunching the numbers as we type.
Dems CANT declare victory using voter fraud.......b/c the numbers wont add up.
npr.org
Since June 13 of 2019, the Census Bureau has been conducting an experiment to gauge public reaction to a citizenship question on the census.
Around 480,000 U.S. households were randomly selected to complete test forms — half of which include the question, “Is this person a citizen of the United States?”
Plans for the test were first disclosed publicly in November 2019 as part of last-minute preparations for the Trump administration’s late request for the question.
The census bureau had intended to proceed with the test regardless of how the courts ruled.
Researchers says the responses, which will be collected through Aug. 15, can help inform any officials who may want to add the question to future census forms.
The C/B also collects citizenship data via its American Community Survey.
Nancy has never fought a machine like Trump has at his fingertips. She is old school.
Trump is working with tools she doesn’t even understand.
Moreover, we have the data on the voters we need, plus $100s of millions of dollars to find them and turn them out.
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since this is ultimately for voting purposes and only American citizens may vote in our elections, there are no immigration laws violated nor is anyone with the right to vote hurt...
More Chins than a Chinese Phone book...
Tat is already underway per a directive signed by the President
SSN
IRS
Employment
Voting (under the perview of DHS by the way)
and much more
All departments have been told to begin sharing info
Title 13 and Title 26 data are REGULARLY shared between departments.
Roberts the weinie.
should also go to courthouse to find out who has opted out of jury duty for not being a citizen.
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