Multiple outlets report that a proposed plan for the U.S. Census, associated with Donald Trump, would make significant changes to what the government collects. The proposal is described as potentially excluding immigrants from parts of the census and dropping race-related data.
The coverage highlights that such changes would affect how the Census Bureau counts and categorizes the U.S. population. One outlet frames the proposal as a shift that could exclude immigrants and remove race fields, while another characterizes it as a sweeping plan under Trump to omit immigrants and race data. The reporting is focused on the potential scope of the changes rather than on final, confirmed policy.
Taken together, the articles indicate a debate over census methodology and the data the government would use for public planning and analysis, with particular attention on immigrant inclusion and whether race data would continue to be collected. Both sources emphasize the same central point: the proposal would alter longstanding categories used in census reporting.
