Federaln is live at the society for a discussion about the 2020 sentences and efforts to put a Citizenship Question on the survey. We will be hearing from a professor of georgetown law and a former member of i mentioned our moderators. He has an author and journalist in washington, d. C. , somewhat of a federal society of a Federalist Society regular. I do want to thank him for his role as our moderator today. [applause] thank you very much dean. Welcome to the Federalist Societys Panel Discussion entitled, citizenship the road ahead. It was originally entitled citizenship, i said what else . That is because the Supreme Courts june 27 decision and the department of congers the permit of commerce may have impossibly we have three expert panelists. To my left, john s baker who will speak first is Professor Emeritus at the Louisiana State law center and chairman of our citizenship counts, a group of scholars and other interested people. He has been a consultant to various government bodie
Our thoughts are with him, of course. I mentioned our moderator, stewart taylor, authorjournalist in washington, d. C. , somewhat of a federal society regular. You might have seen him before. I want to thank him for his role as a moderator here today. Stewart. [ applause ] thank you very much, dean. Thank you for coming. Welcome to the Federalist Societys Panel Discussion titled citizenship with the road ahead. It was initially titled citizenship. I said, yeah, what else . Anyhow, its now citizenship, the road ahead on issues surrounding the Trump Administrations ongoing effort to direct and make publicly available more information the numbers of citizens, noncitizens and Illegal Immigrants in the country. This effort includes the administrations plan to include a question about citizenship and the census. Now, starting in the year 2030, that is because the Supreme Courts june 27 decision and the department of commerce versus new york made it logistically impossible, in the attorney ge