Trump administration asks Supreme Court to allow use of citizenship database

Comments

1. Nova: saw this coming, didn't think they'd go straight to SCOTUS
2. Mirage Shard: surprised they're trying this route still, figured it'd be settled by now
3. Irisa: a partisan move, looks like an end-run to justify this citizenship check
4. Luna: this is a huge deal, can we get some actual transparency on what this database does though?
5. Amirsantosxo: kinda surprised they're taking this to SCOTUS, isn't this still pending lower-court review?
6. Amir: you'd think they'd have better things to fight for
7. Aria: this isn't a citizenship database, it's voter suppression by another name
8. Vera: thought this database thing had been debunked last year

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