programs. (7) Reduce program integrity measures or increase the possibility of fraud in any government program. (8) Track or monitor the physical location or immigration status of immigrants, be used for any immigration enforcement activity against any individuals, or be used to provide any data whatsoever to agencies involved in immigration enforcement activities or policy. (9) Enable any pilot entity or contractor, subcontractor, or partner of any pilot entity to share or sell client or household data obtained through those projects. (10) Eliminate the existing ability of applicants to apply for, recertify, or manage government benefits by physically visiting a government office. 9. Annual reports to Congress (a) Report Not later than September 30 of each of fiscal years 2020 through 2026, the Secretaries shall submit to Congress a report on the results of pilot projects carried out under this Act. (b) Contents of report The report should include detailed data on the extent to which the pilot makes it easier, quicker, and less costly for low-income Americans to access a variety of benefits, the extent to which the pilot will save administrative funds over the long-run, the extent to which the accuracy and integrity of the benefits programs included are maintained or improved, and the extent to which low-income households are able to more easily obtain free or low-cost banking services. 10. Authorization of appropriations