Rashida Tlaib

Good. So in March 2017, NIST released a report on accuracy of facial recognition systems when applied to individuals captured in real-time video footage.

In the 13th congressional District, residents will disproportionately bear the harms of facial recognition misidentification.

Without notice or public comments from residents, the Detroit Police Department added facial recognition technology to Project Green Light.

It's not necessary at all to have--to engage in intellectual discourse about immigration in our country.

I don't want people, you know, sleeping under a bridge on the border either.

Like 'I want New Zealand to happen here.'

I'm so glad you mentioned this in your testimony about there's these groups that are just antigovernment.

I love what you talked about regarding compassion. You talk about leading with compassion.

I was totally excited and pleased when I heard about 49 Muslims were killed and many--many more were wounded in New Zealand.

I would say I want another tool in the toolbox.

I want every tool in the toolbox and I want options.

When do you decide when antigovernment kind of groups are past that line and lead into some sort of violent group?

I see that as antidemocracy, you know, trying to push forward and not wanting everyone to be able to participate.

Always approaching people... leading with compassion.

I really appreciate your courage in coming forward.

Any violence is a threat to society.

Now, can you explain how the FBI--so the FBI is not currently using Amazon Rekognition at all.

So, Ms. Del Greco, what policies does the FBI have in place regarding the use of real-time facial recognition technology?

Rekognition, like real-time facial surveillance programs, has dangerously high error rates for women of color as compared to white males.

My residents in Michigan's 13th congressional District have been subjected to increased surveillance and over-policing for decades.

I have to tell you--and through the Chairman, I hope this is okay--this stuff freaks me out.

I feel like if they're threatening the life of someone else, that alone should be just enough for us to get them on it.

But to get to the point where they pass it toward a threatening life, I mean, to me that is enough.

I appreciate that and I hear that throughout your testimony. It's very consistent, Mr. McGarrity.

Do you think we should have a domestic terrorism statute?