As an American citizen deeply concerned about the welfare of our most vulnerable citizens, I am compelled to raise my voice against the disqualification of disabled individuals and those on Medicare or Medicaid from vital government programs. The Assistance for Critical Public Services (ACP) program is a lifeline for many Americans, providing essential connectivity to emergency responders, family, and friends. Yet, it seems that this crucial support is being diverted towards those who do not truly need it.

In a world where connection is everything, denying access to such services to people who are unable to work due to disability or health conditions is not just unfair—it's inhumane. It's baffling that while extreme amounts of money are funneled into supporting individuals capable of working and securing insurance through their jobs, those genuinely in need are left out in the cold.

The ACP program isn't just about communication; it's about safety and human dignity. It ensures that our fellow citizens who rely on this service can reach out when they need help most—whether it's a medical emergency or simply staying connected with loved ones.

I urge Congress not only to continue funding for the ACP program but also ensure its accessibility for all Americans regardless of their health status or income level. This isn't just about policy—it's about prioritizing people over profit.

Please join me in urging Congress to preserve the ACP program—because everyone deserves access to life-saving connectivity. Sign this petition today!