; (E) prohibiting private companies from profiting from jails, prisons, immigration detention facilities and alternative-to-detention programs, probation programs, electronic monitoring, or any other form of mass supervision or detention; (F) prohibiting private companies from profiting from the operation of prisons, jails, and immigration detention facilities, including food services, financial services, commissaries, and medical care; (G) delivering resources toward education, fair employment, civic engagement, and access to housing, transportation, and social services for currently and formerly incarcerated people; (H) ensuring the right to vote for all citizens, including incarcerated and formerly incarcerated people and individuals awaiting trial; and (I) ending the practice of prison gerrymandering whereby incarcerated persons are counted in census population counts as residents of correctional facilities and not their most recent residence prior to imprisonment; and (4) rebuild the communities most harmed by the failed policies of mass incarceration through— (A) ensuring that dignity and stability is within everyone’s reach by— (i) creating a health care system that guarantees every American comprehensive care, including repealing the Hyde Amendment and ensuring safe and legal access to the full range of reproductive health services, and eliminating out-of-pocket monthly premiums, copays, and deductibles for substance use disorder and mental health treatment in communities; (ii) investing $1 trillion to modernize and expand the stock of social housing throughout the country, providing targeted down payment and rent payment assistance, incentivizing local rent control programs, and conditioning Federal funding on the removal of apartment ban policies and exclusionary zoning requirements