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Why Trump Should Print Census with Citizenship Question Despite SCOTUS Decision
Given that citizenship was asked on all but one census from 1820 to 2000, it is amazing and sad that four justices were unwilling to agree to this simple proposition. Continue reading
glad you asked what's on my mind ... 