A federal court in January rejected the Trump administration’s citizenship question addition. The administration appealed that ruling.
On Tuesday, the Supreme Court deliberates its most high-profile case involving Trump administration policy since it weighed in on the travel ban last year. Once again, the case centers on the issue of immigration—specifically, if the Census Bureau can ask people living in the United States about their citizenship starting next year.
A federal court in January rejected the Trump administration’s initiative to add the citizenship question, and the administration appealed that ruling, bringing the case before the Supreme Court. The groups have argued that lower participation in the census can change how congressional seats and federal funds are allocated.
Activists look on during a press conference to announce a multistate lawsuit to block the Trump administration from adding a question about citizenship to the 2020 Census form, at the headquarters of District Council 37, New York’s largest public employee union, in New York, on April 3, 2018. On Tuesday, the Supreme Court deliberates this high-profile immigration issue. Drew Angerer/Getty Images
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