The Trump administration can shorten the time to complete the 2020 census, according to a U.S. Supreme Court order on Tuesday.

The court, acting on an emergency application by the administration, stayed a lower court injunction requiring the Census Bureau to continue its census data collection until Oct. 31, the deadline initially set by the bureau in response to obstacles posed by the coronavirus pandemic.

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