Trump aims to exclude noncitizens from the census count

An article by Benjamin Weingarten discusses the controversial debate surrounding the counting of illegal migrants in the U.S. Census for congressional apportionment. Amid rising illegal immigration, the Trump administration’s push to exclude noncitizens from the census faces opposition and legal challenges. Critics argue it undermines representation for citizens, while proponents advocate that counting all residents nurtures fairness. The debate reflects broader tensions about immigration policy and representation rights, impacting future political landscapes.

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