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¿Eres ciudadano? El gobierno de Trump quiere saber

  • Written by: Jonathan Entin, Professor Emeritus of Law and Adjunct Professor of Political Science, Case Western Reserve University
Los críticos temen que incluir preguntas sobre la ciudadanía impida que las personas respondan a los censistas en el 2020U.S. Census Bureau, CC BY-NC-ND

Por primera vez en varias décadas, el censo 2020 de Estados Unidos preguntará si las personas son ciudadanas o no.

Cuando Wilbur Ross, Secretario de Comercio,...

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