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GE BREAK --- IMMIGRATION Trump Can't Exclude Unauthorized Immigrants From Census A trio of New York federal judges on Thursday shut down President Donald Trump's attempt to not count unauthorized immigrants in the 2020 census, ruling that the policy blatantly violates federal law governing the census