@CNN: A Justice Department attorney suggested a Trump administration official answer vaguely when asked if the Census Bureau would share the answers to the controversial citizenship question with law enforcement, according to documents filed in court https://t.co/nChwRiTqXH https://t.co/vEbef0bEh1

November 19, 2018 / The Arbiter / CNN

A Justice Department attorney suggested a Trump administration official answer vaguely when asked if the Census Bureau would share the answers to the controversial citizenship question with law enforcement, according to documents filed in court https://t.co/nChwRiTqXH pic.twitter.com/vEbef0bEh1

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@CNN: A Justice Department attorney suggested a Trump administration official answer vaguely when asked if the Census Bureau would share the answers to the controversial citizenship question with law enforcement, according to documents filed in court https://t.co/nChwRiTqXH https://t.co/vEbef0bEh1

@CNN: RT @OutFrontCNN: President Trump reverses course on North Korea: First cancels summit, then later says it could still be on for June 12. Is Kim Jong Un taking a page from Trump’s “Art of the Deal” to get back on his good side? https://t.co/K336Dol38r https://t.co/tGVELPknBa

@CNN: Here’s what we know about Tampa’s alleged serial killer https://t.co/TPXd6xTj1b https://t.co/y9IrmexAOl

@CNN: A federal judge denied a request to block President Trump from installing Mick Mulvaney as acting director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau https://t.co/doVzTwKzv5 https://t.co/3HijNWVYS8

@CNN: Cinco de Mayo isn’t Mexican Independence Day. It’s also not about mayonnaise. https://t.co/UxRzFxVHuO https://t.co/Dc81I0QFtY

@CNN: Paul Manafort has 3 US passports and traveled to Mexico, China and Ecuador with a phone registered under a fake name https://t.co/rtthkDJ6Bk

@CNN: “Black Panther” is the the most-tweeted about movie of all time, Twitter says https://t.co/3BqCoaCuHI https://t.co/ZAZSYeWIEC

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