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PoliticAverse

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4. "The legal question concerns the scope of evidence that a New York-based federal judge can consider"

Reply to mahatmakanejeeves (Original post)

Fri Nov 16, 2018, 05:53 PM

Nov 2018

So the Supreme Court isn't going to rule on the Citizenship question itself - which was on the "American Community Survey ( "long form" ) census in 2010.

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Supreme Court to hear census citizenship question dispute [View all] mahatmakanejeeves Nov 2018 OP

My guess is that the Extreme 5 will uphold it - but only for anyone who "looks" fawin' sandensea Nov 2018 #1

Re-read the post. The Supreme Court isn't being asked to rule on the inclusion of the question PoliticAverse Nov 2018 #6

Can Census taker ask you to show proof of citizenship at140 Nov 2018 #2

The census asks for your race, can they ask for proof of that? n/t PoliticAverse Nov 2018 #3

There are so many mixed race people now, at140 Nov 2018 #5

"The legal question concerns the scope of evidence that a New York-based federal judge can consider" PoliticAverse Nov 2018 #4