The Python Software Foundation (PSF) is the owner of the copyrights for Python and its trademarks. The PSF runs the largest Python conference in the world, #PyConUS. Python is one of the most important programming languages, used by developers and non-developers across the globe. Python and its community stand for openness, diversity, and support for underrepresented groups; the PSF funds a wide range of Python activities across many sub-communities worldwide.

The values that Python and its communities stand for are under heavy pressure due to the legal status of the Python Software Foundation as a corporation in the United States. The USA has, meanwhile, turned into a fascist regime, with entities like ICE acting in ways that we have seen in Nazi Germany between 1933 and 1945. The current U.S. regime is violently acting against migrants, underrepresented groups, queer people, etc.—the list is long and very well documented. ICE acts as a paramilitary entity that killed already several people - or should it be named "murdered several people"?

Should the Python Software Foundation remain in the USA, or should the community pressure the PSF Board to take action and move the PSF as a legal entity out of the United States into a safer region like Canada or the European Union?