Trump makes ‘sickening’ new announcement and people are convinced it has a more sinister intention

Donald Trump has announced a new plan that’s causing a lot of concern, especially around how undocumented immigrants in the U.S. will be treated. He shared this plan on his social media platform, Truth Social, and it’s sparked serious debate.

In his post, Trump said he has ordered the Department of Commerce to begin working on a new version of the U.S. Census. He claims it will be more accurate and based on current facts, including information from the 2024 presidential election. The most controversial part is that he says people living in the U.S. without legal status **will not be counted** in this census.

The U.S. Census is a national survey done every ten years that counts everyone living in the country—citizens and non-citizens alike. This count is important because it decides how many seats each state gets in the House of Representatives and how much federal funding states receive for things like schools, roads, and hospitals. Leaving undocumented immigrants out of the count could change how power and money are shared across the country.

Critics are deeply worried about this move. Some people have called it “sickening” and believe it’s a way to quietly change how the country handles immigration and representation without going through proper legal steps. Experts have pointed out that the U.S. Constitution requires the census to count **all residents**, regardless of immigration status. So, many believe Trump’s idea would not be legal or possible without going through Congress.

Some users online said this is just another attempt to control or manipulate data to push a political agenda. Others pointed out how expensive and complex the census is, costing billions of dollars and taking years to plan. People who rely on census data for their work are especially upset, saying this could damage the accuracy of important information used by businesses, researchers, and government agencies.

Still, there are supporters of Trump’s idea. They argue that only U.S. citizens should be counted in the census, especially when it affects elections and public resources. They say it’s about fairness and protecting voter integrity.

Overall, this announcement has left many people worried about its possible consequences, especially for the millions of undocumented people living in the U.S. and the future of fair representation in the government.