Democrats are trying to prevent a question about citizenship in the next Census to hide the TRUE number of illegal immigrants currently inside the United States.
Democrats Oppose Census Citizenship Question To Protect Their Lie About How Many Illegals Live in United States
Democrats know that their “11 million illegal immigrants” numbers are complete bullshit, and that the American People are going to be completely fucking pissed off when they learn that they have been lied to for years, when the true number of illegal immigrants living inside the United States is actually somewhere around 40 million.
Democrats are trying to use a scare tactic to stop the citizenship question from being added back into the Census by knowingly lying and saying that the US government will use Census data to start deporting illegal immigrants who should not be here. That is a lie though, and the Democrats know it, because the details about individuals collected in the Census cannot be shared with other government agencies, like ICE, so there is no danger of using Census data to deport the people who are in the country illegally.
On a related note: The American People DEMAND that the US Military secure US borders to defend our nation from the thousands of illegal immigrants making their way towards the Unites States, with the intent to illegally enter our country!
On Friday’s “PBS NewsHour,” New York Times columnist David Brooks argued that asking about citizenship on the Census doesn’t seem unusual “In normal times,” but “given the climate, it strikes me as a menacing question and probably a counterproductive one.”
Brooks said, “In normal times, frankly, it doesn’t strike me as an odd question to ask, are you a citizen? And, historically, the Census has asked that question.”
He continued, “But in the atmosphere of fear that surrounds immigration these days, with ICE behaving as they are, and with the administration really threatening in some occasions to kick citizens out, or kick noncitizens out, what you’re doing, you’re — this comes at the end of that, in that climate. And in that — and given that climate, asking this question, making this policy shift now, can only be interpreted as a way to get people not to answer the question. … And if you’re scaring people away from participating in the Census, then that jurisdiction will get less money. And so, given the climate, it strikes me as a menacing question and probably a counterproductive one.”
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