BREAKING: Supreme Court rules on Census citizenship question

The Supreme Court just ruled on President Trump’s baseless attempt to include a citizenship question on the 2020 Census. The Court blocked the question, but in an unexpected move, the ruling was narrow enough that the Trump administration could try to reintroduce the question before the 2020 Census.  

In response to today’s ruling, we need to redouble our efforts to make sure immigrant communities know they count. Can you chip in $5 to stand with us while we fight to make sure our friends, neighbors, and loved ones are counted without fear?

The citizenship question targets immigrants, but it impacts everyone. If noncitizen homes are undercounted, states like California will lose out on critical federal funding and political representation. Imagine:

First responders and firefighters slashed from your city’s budget. School art programs canceled. Congressional districts taken away. These are just some of many potential scenarios we could face if the President tries to re-up the citizenship question and an undercount takes place. That’s why I’m asking, Michael: 

Can you contribute $5 now to stand with us while we fight for immigrant communities? We need all hands on deck to organize and make sure everyone is counted in the 2020 Census. So much is at stake. 

We’ve fought this from the beginning, Michael. While the Supreme Court moved in the right direction today, the Court made it clear the battle is far from over. It’s now on us to stand up, organize, and make sure everyone counts. 

Onward, 

Xavier