[Beave Meister]

These liberal morons who write these stories are beyond stupid. It is not racist to ask someone if they are here illegally. And if I'm not mistaken aren't blacks going back to Jim Crow laws on their own? Aren't they beginning to segregate themselves on college campuses? Aren't they having "Blacks Only" meetings and clubs in our higher learning institutions?

[BenLurkin]

Remind me, is it Slate or is it Salon that publishes from an insane asylum?

[bigbob]

In before the “Roberts is a liberal” crowd...

[JoSixChip]

It is not racist to ask someone if they are here illegally

They are not asking if they are here legally, they are only asking if they are a US citizen or not. Why that would be raciest I have no idea.

[Tammy8]

Illegal is NOT a race. It is an immigration status!! We have illegals here from all over the world and they all need to be deported. They do not need to be counted by our census, they should not count for House seats, not be able to vote on anything!!

[cdcdawg]

I wonder what the city swimming pool in Jackson is like these days. Our city pool is a good place to get mugged or raped.

[eyedigress]

This question simply asks if you are a US citizen, nothing more.

I does NOT ask if you are here illegally.

[Savage Beast]

Muller must be a complete moron.

[Midwesterner53]

Apparently the media and lunatic left has a new definition of Jim Crow that I am not familiar with.

[exDemMom]

The census is used to apportion voting districts and federal handouts.

Is it fair to the citizens of this country to increase the political power of districts that have high numbers of non-citizens? Is it fair to the citizens to dole out federal dollars on the basis that those districts contain high numbers of aliens?

I do not see much difference in the left wanting to increase political power based on non-citizens and their past attempts to increase their political power based on the numbers of slaves (who had no rights as citizens) in their districts. In both cases, they were using non-citizens (and those who had no rights) to expand their political influence and power. How is that remotely ethical?

[buckalfa]

The constitutionality of the citizenship question may become a moot point. I am sure the progressive brain trust can come up with a way to implement proper “coaching” to have certain population groups answer the citizenship question in an appropriate way.

[ConservaTeen]

I know I’m a teen, but I think I could write an article better than these experts can. Ah hell, my 9 year old brother can ..

[Repeal 16-17]

This article reads like it was written by a Liberal/Leftist who knows his side is going to lose at the Supreme Court and is preemptively writing his criticism of what he believes will be in the Opinion of the Court. Perhaps he should write an article about how upset he will be when President Trump is reelected in 2020.

[trebb]

They act as if it’s a race thing instead of a citizenship thing...thereby telling us it is certain races who are the biggest offenders....