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United Service <br /> Workers West <br /> '. <br /> Dear Mayor Amezcua and City Councilmembers, <br /> SEIU United Service Workers West represents over 50,000 janitors, security <br /> SE1U officers, airport and Disneyland service workers, and other property service <br /> workers across California. SEIU-USWW has workers residing in Orange County, <br /> Santa Ana. <br /> Southern CajffornFa I am writing to express my strong support for moving forward with Agenda Item <br /> HLMdquWt&S 21 and bringing back the Sanctuary Policy Advisory Group, a community <br /> 828W Wusn'ngton enrd, oversight mechanism written within the ordinance to facilitate trust and <br /> Los"eres,CA 90015 transparency between the City of Santa Ana and its immigrant residents. <br /> t2131 784.77,05 p Y Y 9 <br /> f213j 284-7725 fax <br /> In January 2017, the Council passed a robust Ordinance with language stating <br /> Orange County office that they would establish a task force made up of community members to advise <br /> 1936 W_Chapman Aw. <br /> Orange,Go�92868 the City Council on policies related to the ordinance, including helping craft <br /> [657181 -6647 policies to protect immigrants as well as recommend ways to use and oversee a <br /> f714) 704-9102 fax city fund to help immigrants fight deportation in court. This advisory group has <br /> San[sego offte not met for some time and with so much uncertainty, now is the time for the City <br /> 4,001 E Cajun Blvd, of Santa Ana to reaffirm its support for the immigrant community and revive the <br /> Suite 211 Sanctuary Policy Advisory Group to help facilitate trust and transparency <br /> San Dego,CA 92105 between the City of Santa Ana and its immigrant residents. <br /> fb 19}641-3050 <br /> {619a 641-3055 fax <br /> Santa Ana's status as a sanctuary city builds on years of community-based <br /> Nortmern Callfornia struggles fighting for the political, economic, and human rights of our vibrant <br /> Weadquartefs immigrant communities. I stand firm with Councilwoman Lopez's request for the <br /> 3411 East 1 2th Street <br /> Suite200 advisory group to reconvene within 30 days to provide updates to the city and <br /> Ckakrand, Cn1�4a01 recommendations on ways they can better protect residents. <br /> [800] 777-3326 <br /> f510J 241-2039fax I look forward to seeing the re-implementation of the Sanctuary Ordinance & <br /> San Jose ofrree- Advisory Board and the role it will take to protect immigrant's rights in Santa Ana. <br /> 1010 Ruff Drive <br /> San Jose'CA 951 10 Sincerely, <br /> 408 78 7770[ Christian Ramirez <br /> �os] zs0-��o� fax <br /> Policy Director <br /> SacrarnentDoffce SEIU United Service Workers West <br /> 1401 21 st Street www.se i u-u sww.g <br /> Suite 310 <br /> Sacrarnemo, CA 95911 <br /> i91 6J 498-4505 <br /> i91 bJ 497-0+806 fax <br /> k <br />
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