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The Justice Department claims it needs finely grained citizenship data to enforce the Voting Rights Act, a proposition that every census alumnus and civil rights expert I interviewed rejected.
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Former Justice Department officials questioned the request, saying the department already has adequate data to enforce the Voting Rights Act.
In their filing, the plaintiffs said Gore's comments were evidence that the stated rationale of needing better data to enforce the Voting Rights Act was merely a pretext.
The Justice Department had claimed that adding a citizenship question would help it get better data to enforce the Voting Rights Act ― a pretext, the plaintiffs say.
Furman also noted that the Voting Rights Act was passed in 1965 and the Justice Department has never said it needed better citizenship data to enforce the law.
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Ross said in March that he began exploring adding the question after the Justice Department said it needed better citizenship data to enforce it.
Ross said in March that he began exploring adding the question after the Justice Department said it needed better citizenship data to enforce it.
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