Eric Holder, a former attorney general for the Obama administration, writes in a new op-ed that he's 'deeply concerned' the Supreme Court will allow the Trump administration to 'weaponize' the 2020 US census
Washington Eric Holder, a former attorney general for the Obama administration, writes in a new op-ed that he's"deeply concerned" the Supreme Court will allow the Trump administration to"weaponize" the 2020 US census.
"Allowing the administration to demand citizenship information from every household as part of the decennial census for the first time in more than half a century would dramatically depress the count in areas with significant Latino and immigrant populations and would reposition political representation toward areas more likely to elect Republicans," Holder wrote in a Washington Post op-ed published Thursday.
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