RBG's vacant position opens the door for partisan politics in the Supreme Court. Immigrant share flatlines in 2019.
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Partisan Politics Have No Place in the Supreme Court ([link removed] )
The death of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg would be a tragedy at any time, but her death only six weeks before a rancorous presidential election has thrown a match into our already smoldering political tinderbox.
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By Trevor Burrus
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Immigrant Portion of U.S. Population Continues to Flatline ([link removed] )
For the second year in a row, the proportion of the U.S. population who are immigrants did not increase, according to new numbers from the Census Bureau’s American Community Survey (its annual “mini‐census”).
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