the federal government does have a role--can have a greater role, I think, in supporting that.

How about the victim that you are just now misidentifying, you are increasing?

I am really worried that they are testing my people, my residents are being used as testing ground for this kind of technology.

I thank my colleague for yielding. I appreciate this time to speak on behalf of my congressional district, which I lovingly call the ``13th District Strong.'' Mr. Speaker, instead of working on behalf of students, Secretary DeVos is…

I thank the gentleman for yielding. I want to thank Congresswoman Susie Lee and Chairman Bobby Scott for their leadership on advocating for America's students. In the economy that we are in today, some kind of postsecondary training…

we just haven't provided the support at a scale equal to the need in many of these communities.

We in America have the right to know if we are under surveillance, and what are you doing with it.

This year, I introduced H.R. 153 with my colleague Representative Khanna, regarding the need for the development of guidelines for the ethical development of AI.

It takes away people's kind of human dignity when you are being policed and surveillanced in that way.

I said, well, I am not in the business and we shouldn't be in the business of fixing for-profit technology industries, you know, these new, you know, they call them tools.

I am pretty passionate about it now.

I feel strongly that if I am being--if my image is being used, I know, and I have a right to what are my rights.

Well, I am really proud to be co-leading with Congresswoman Pressley, as well as Congresswoman Yvette Clarke, and leading No Biometric Barriers to Housing Act, which would prohibit any--you know, completely ban facial recognition…

If we are to remain competitive, we can't afford to sit on the sidelines.

Would you agree that the concerns of the Opportunity Zones program could exacerbate the disappearance of affordable housing and fuel gentrification?

I have two in my district. They chose two census tracts, which are the wealthiest in my district.

I think you are much, much kinder. I just know at home and on the ground it is very intentional, because you see now the CRA changes being done by the same people who probably didn't want CRA created in the first place.

I want to lead with compassion when I look at these issues, and the Housing First approach has been supported by Republican Administrations and Democratic Administrations in the past.