Syracuse University
If you need data that's probably in the ACS but you're not sure where to find it, look through the links below. Use the first link to figure out roughly where the tables are that cover the topic; then use the second link to see if there are specific tables that may work; and then use the third link to figure out the individual variable IDs. Note that some of this information is for the 2019 ACS because the 2020 was just becoming available during the spring of 2022. If you need to use the 2020 data, check that documentation to be sure the variable IDs have not changed.
The PUMS data is a sample of the records from individuals and households that underly the ACS. The data is available down to the state level but is not available for counties, tracts or block groups. Instead there is a sub-state level know as Public Use Microdata Areas (PUMAs), which typically have around 100,000 residents.