Hmm.

And so in terms of how it impacts people on their jobs, we see people who work in outdoor industries or industries where they're working in public places being really vulnerable to getting detained, right? So construction, agriculture, restaurants, day labor, landscaping, roofing, you know, car washes.

These are all the kinds of places where people are doing their jobs in a public place, and therefore ICE doesn't need a warrant to get access to them.

And, um, another thing that we're starting to see, so there was in the news recently, there were, uh, uh, a, a lot of enforcement happening in Kansas and the Midwest.

This is the myth.

But actually what the research has shown is that the way that it works when immigrant workers are taken out of jobs, that actually has upstream and downstream impacts in their industries such that we estimate that there will be 6 million jobs that are lost, and, uh, many of those will be US-born workers who are losing their jobs because the industries are so interrelated, right? Like you think about construction, how construction works.