; and (B) information on the applicable local school population, including the largest barriers to the safety of the school population (including when school is not in session); (2) the Attorney General shall submit to the Assistant Secretary a report that contains with respect to each recipient of a grant awarded by the Secretary a profile of such recipient and in the case of any such recipient that is a State or unit of local government— (A) the amount of grant funds awarded to the jurisdiction under a grant administered by the Attorney General; (B) the recipients’ progress in meeting the purposes specified in section 1, including— (i) the number of residents who are being incarcerated, criminally supervised, or otherwise confined in any coercive institutional structure and how these numbers have changed over time; (ii) the amount and type of any fines, fees, or other financial obligations owed by residents to any component of the criminal legal system; (iii) the amount and type of contact that residents have with the criminal legal system; and (iv) racial disparities in arrest, incarceration, criminal supervision, school discipline, and other areas that people may contact the criminal legal system. (g) Report to Congress Not later than 60 days after the date on which the Task Force completes the audits described in subsection (c), the Task Force shall submit a report to Congress, which summarizes— (1) the contents of such audits