2030 Census: Mandatory Declaration of Dual Citizenship Status.
This bill mandates the inclusion of a new question in the Decennial Census, requiring respondents to declare if they hold dual citizenship. Starting with the 2030 Census, every household must indicate whether the respondent and their household members are citizens of both the United States and another country, and specify which country that is. This change expands the data collected by the government regarding citizenship status, potentially influencing future policy decisions and resource allocation.
Key points
Starting with the 2030 Decennial Census, questionnaires must include a question about dual citizenship status.
Respondents must indicate if they are citizens of both the U.S. and another country, and specify the other country.
This requirement applies to the respondent and all members of their household.
Status:
Introduced
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