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Original Date Announced
March 7, 2019A pending information agreement would allow DHS to give the Census Bureau personal data about noncitizens, including their immigration status. The data that Homeland Security would share with Census officials include noncitizens’ full names and addresses, birth dates and places, Social Security numbers, and highly sensitive alien registration numbers. [ID #943]
Ahead of court ruling, Census Bureau seeks Citizenship DataSubsequent Trump-Era and Court Action(s)
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December 20, 2019
Privacy Impact Assessment for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Immigration-Related Information Sharing with U.S. Census Bureau
Pursuant to Executive Order 13880, DHS plans to provide information from USCIS and CBP systems to the Department of Commerce and the Census Bureau to assist in determining the number of citizens, lawfully present non-citizens, and unauthorized immigrants in the United States during the 2020 Census.
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Current Status
Fully in EffectOriginal Trump Policy Status
Status: Final/ActualTrump Administration Action: Change in PracticeSubject Matter: CitizenshipAssociated or Derivative Policies
Pre Trump-Era Policies
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Data sharing between DHS and the Census Bureau is unprecedented. The Census Bureau already receives administrative records from a range of federal agencies, including the Postal Service and the Social Security Administration, which it uses to produce or refine its population statistics.
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Census Bureau seeks DHS citizenship data
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