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Source: Michael Macagnone, ROLL CALL, 9/25/20
Census Bureau employees rushing to wrap up the 2020 count have been given a reprieve. Workers may continue counting beyond Sept. 30, according to a federal judge's order that bars the Trump administration from trying to end the 2020 count a month early. The plaintiffs, led by the National Urban League, had argued that by abandoning the effort to extend in-person counting to Oct. 31, and the ultimate deadline for delivering census results to April 30, the Trump administration risks undercounting typically underrepresented communities and violating administrative law. For more of this story, click here.
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