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People who are in our Country illegally WILL NOT BE COUNTED IN THE CENSUS. Thank you for your attention to this matter! This order raises a lot of questions. Is Trump demanding a new, mid-decade revision of the last census, which took place in 2020? That’s a wild idea, but one that Marjorie Taylor Greene and Ron DeSantis have both raised in recent weeks. It’s unprecedented, almost certainly unconstitutional, and definitely something the administration could not pull off without a congressional authorization, which means Democrats could block it. An existing law says reapportionments of congressional seats just can’t happen other than once every ten years, and Republicans don’t have the power to change it. But a demand to revise the last census would make some political sense. The spurious Republican argument is that the 2020 Census gave blue states too many U.S. House seats by counting undocumented immigrants, and overcounted the population in Democratic-controlled districts in blue and red states alike. Thus, the shaky reasoning goes, Republicans are justified in clawing back as many House seats as possible, as they are busily doing in Texas , with Missouri, Indiana, and Florida possibly following suit as Democrats frantically seek to counter them in California and elsewhere. It’s also possible that Trump is talking about excluding undocumented immigrants from the next census in 2030. This is a golden oldie for Trump. In 2018, his Commerce secretary, Wilbur Ross , announced census takers would ask about citizenship, which would likely chill participation in the census in immigrant households, citizenship notwithstanding. In an incredibly complex 2019 decision , the Supreme Court told the first Trump administration that its rationale for a citizenship question was inadequate. But the Court left open the possibility that an argument for it could be revived in the future. In the months before the end of his first term, Trump was still trying to skew census data for use in congressional reapportionment — without success. So perhaps he’s hoping that the current Supreme Court (in which Justice Amy Coney Barrett replaced the late Ruth Bader Ginsburg ) will give him a green light to restrict the 2030 census. But why would Trump care about a census that will take place well after he leaves office? His motivation for raising the issue now may be less about immediate political gains and more about simply reinforcing his ongoing crusade to deport undocumented immigrants and minimize their role in American life. 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