Deafblind Disabled Americans Table Approximation Act requires the Bureau of the Census to collect and publish data on deafblind individuals.
The Deafblind Disabled Americans Table Approximation Act mandates the Bureau of the Census to collect and publish data on deafblind individuals. The act requires the Director of the Bureau of the Census to publish a table summarizing respondents to the American Community Survey who answered "Yes" to being both deaf and blind. The table will include demographic information such as sex, race, and age, sorted by the state of residence.
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