Trump administration proposes changes to census that could exclude millions

The Trump administration has proposed significant alterations to the census that could result in millions of residents being left out, potentially affecting congressional representation. These changes, if enacted, would reshape the demographic data used for allocating seats in the House of Representatives. This move has raised concerns about the potential for undercounting minority populations, which could influence political power dynamics and federal funding distribution. The implications extend beyond mere statistics, as they could have lasting effects on policy representation and community resources for years to come.