Census To Stop Collection Despite Undercount Concerns

The video discusses the Supreme Court's order affecting the U.S. Census data collection, highlighting reactions from civil rights groups and the Census Bureau's claim of reaching 99.9% of households. It addresses challenges in counting minority and displaced communities due to natural disasters and the pandemic. The video also explores the implications of census data on federal funding and congressional representation, noting concerns about undercounting due to the absence of a citizenship question and other obstacles.

What concerns do civil rights groups have regarding the accuracy of the census data?

What was the original end date for accounting in the census, and why was it extended?

How does the census data impact federal funding and congressional representation?

What challenges have census workers faced in obtaining an accurate count?

In what ways did the Trump administration's policies affect census participation?