; (viii) ensuring reparations are made through a systematic accounting, acknowledgment, and repair of past and ongoing harms to Black communities, specifically descendants of enslaved people in America that includes monetary compensation and large-scale social investments that include, but are not limited to, debt-free college, homeownership assistance, guaranteed health care, and business financing support; (ix) dismantling and rebuilding a compassionate, just, and humane immigration system that keeps families together and establishes a pathway to citizenship for millions of undocumented immigrants living and contributing to society; and (x) supporting and prioritizing the preservation of families, particularly those impacted by the legal and immigration systems, by removing strict timelines related to the termination of parental rights under the Adoption and Safe Families Act, repealing provisions of the Immigration and Nationality Act that mandate detention and allow for the forced separation of immigrant children and families, promoting policies and practices focused on trauma prevention and support, family reunification, and keeping families together, and strengthening and enforcing the Indian Child Welfare Act to ensure Native children impacted by parental incarceration can remain within Tribal communities; and (B) ending militarized policing practices and investing in services that provide real safety through— (i) stopping the transfer of military equipment to local police departments, encouraging district and States attorney offices to report civilian death by an officer to the Department of Justice, and eliminating qualified immunity for police and correctional officers