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Originally Posted by Mircea
Such questions are common on US census forms and have been for more than a century.
Since 1850 census forms have asked your State or country of birth, your county of birth in the US or county, department, province or state of birth in a foreign country, your city of birth, where your parents were born, whether you were naturalized, sometimes the date of naturalization, sometimes the place of naturalization or whether you were a US citizen
Trump isn't doing anything that hasn't already been done.
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I don't recall such questions.
Like I said i am not horribly concerned about the question, I just wonder about the potential unintended consequences.
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