The Trump administration has undertaken a campaign to delete crucial datasets that inform public policy and health in the United States. This includes the removal of the Risk Management Program tool, which previously allowed residents to check for hazardous chemical facilities nearby. Experts argue that this limits environmental safety information, particularly for marginalized communities. Additionally, the Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System, vital for understanding maternal health, has seen its staff cut, leaving states without crucial data to address high infant mortality rates. The Food Security Supplement to the Current Population Survey, which tracked hunger levels, has also been terminated, complicating the response to food insecurity as cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program loom. Furthermore, the Youth Risk Behavior Survey has removed questions related to transgender youth, hindering suicide prevention efforts. Lastly, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has ceased updates to its Billion-Dollar Weather and Climate Disasters database, which could lead to inaccurate insurance pricing and coverage gaps. Experts warn that these deletions will have lasting negative impacts on American lives.