The Justice Department insists that the US Census’ new “citizenship question” isn’t meant to deter immigrant communities from being counted in the next census, but that could be a very real possibility.
Tag Archives: Voting Rights Act
5 Questions: Trump’s Election Integrity Commission Wanting Voter Info from States
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Federal Courts to States Enacting Voter ID Laws, “Nuh-uh”
During an election year – especially one that includes Donald Trump – important news stories are often overlooked. Federal courts telling states their Voter ID laws violate the Voting Rights Act is one of those stories!
Understanding Democracy Spring
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President Obama’s Letter to the Editor in the ‘New York Times’
The shock here wasn’t that President Obama was urging to uphold Voting Rights, but that people still write letters to the editor? Or that a “Letter to the Editor” section still exists in a newspaper? Or that newspapers still exist!?!
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