Trump insists include questions about nationality in the 2020 census

American President defies the Supreme Court's decision; independence day military parade is criticized by Democrats

The President of the United States, Donald Trump, declared on Thursday, 4, which your Government has not given up on add question on nationality in the 2020 census survey of the country, in clear confrontation to the decision of the Supreme Court American, which had blocked the inclusion of this question on March 27.

Amid the celebrations of July 4, the date of independence of the United States, Trump said, in your Twitter, that the Commerce Department and the Justice Department are working on it [question about nationality], even if today is July 4

Trump's speech comes in against Declaration of Wilbur Ross, Secretary of Commerce, Tuesday 2. Ross stated that the forms were printed without the question about citizenship.

However, the American President denied on Wednesday that the Commerce Department had given up on the question about nationality in the census. "We are absolutely moving, as needed, on the importance of the answers to that question," wrote Trump on Twitter.

Critics have classified the question on citizenship as a Republican maneuver to scare immigrants, avoiding that participate in the population count, held every 10 years, and generate a small sum in areas with high demographic rates of immigrants and latinos, that they lean in favor of the Democratic Party.

If the question be in the form, it can impact the reorganization of the electoral districts, therefore, Republican politicians would benefit from more seats in the House of representatives and state legislative assemblies in the next elections.

"There's nothing ' fake ' Justice Department in writing to say that impressions started without the question of citizenship", also said on Twitter the American Civil Liberties Union, which challenged the inclusion of legal question.

The Democratic Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney stated that both the Department of Justice as the Department of Commerce confirmed to your Office "that the printing process is going ahead without the question of citizenship".

Military Parade

Even with the criticism about the content and the cost for the military parade, Donald Trump, will lead the celebrations of independence day with a speech to patriotism and on a typical parade of the times of the cold war.

Admirer of national pride and France's military force, Trump downplayed concerns about the cost and the militaristic overtones of the event in Washington, which takes place in front of the Lincoln Memorial. The parade will include Fireworks, overflight of the presidential plane (Air DForce One) and parade of tanks.

Democrats accuse the President of holding an election rally in celebration of the national day. Although the White House has said that your comments will not be political, the President has a habit of deviate from the plot with partisan attacks even in events free of hard-hitting positions partisan.

"We have a great fourth of July in Washington, D.C. will be without equal," Trump told reporters earlier this week in the Oval Office. Asked if he could make a speech that represents all Americans, he said he believed that Yes. But then attacked the Democrats for health and taxes.

"Instead of treating something like homelessness for veterans, he is spending to stroke your ego with a parade that is fundamentally about him," said the Democratic candidate for the Presidency Julian Castro in the program This Morningon CBS, on Wednesday. "What a waste of money," he added.