The Census is Getting Personal
The government may only count how many live in a particular place
By Alan Caruba —— Bio and Archives--February 25, 2010
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This five-minute video explains that, under the Constitution, the government may only count how many live in a particular place. Today's census, however, asks a lot of personal questions for which they have no constitutional authority. Can you refuse to share personal information? So far, the government has no answer for that question.
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