We need to be ensured the data of individuals are aggregate will be secured that also include the elimination of question related to the citizenship or immigration on the Census.

I think it is a--one of those routine practices that we do that we don't appreciate how radical it actually is.

Rich or poor, documented or undocumented, land owning or not, whether you have been convicted of a crime, whether you have food on your table, no matter who you are you count and you should be counted in the United States of America.

the idea, the notion, that every single person who rests, who has their feet on the ground of the United States, in the land of the United States of America is to be counted, and that is written into our Constitution.

Will it threaten funding for our infrastructure?

SNAP, WIC, EBT?

So we have on the record that the--that the Census is under attack and that it is a targeted attack of specific communities by the Federal administration.

Will a Census undercount reduce or threaten funding for our public schools?

Will it threaten funding for SNAP, WIC, EBT?

This is an issue of democracy.

Will it threaten funding for Medicare and Medicaid?