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.

They are for-profit technology that are coming into communities like mine that is overwhelmingly majority black and testing these products.

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…

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

Report from the Detroit Community Technology Projects; submitted by Rep. Tlaib.

I don't think being poor or being working class means somehow that you deserve less civil liberties or less privacy.

I think many of you probably already know I am particularly disturbed by the aspect of facial recognition technology being used by landlords and property owners to monitor their tenants, especially in public housing units.

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.

Oh, it is very core. And sometimes, I feel like we should just go ahead and look at all the lawsuits that have settled, where actual whistleblowers within these banks, many of whom in California, for instance, were told, if somebody comes…

It is a straight-up capital gains tax break.