we commend the district for bring this m.o.u. to the board and we strongly urge the board to adopt it. i'm jewish, but this is not an issue but jews and arabs. this is how they'll support the students in sfusd. >> hello, i'm a member of aroc program. we would like to thank you for putting our m.o.u. on your agenda. as aroc, we provide a space for arab youth among community that speak the tongue and don't. we empower students, fearless, united, social justice and diversity driven. for three years, the m.o.u. hasn't been passed. during these years aroc gained allies who supported youth. and await the day the m.o.u. is passed. we look forward to you vote in favor of the m.o.u. and us to put our attention back to doing our work. we're excited to have aroc back in our schools to further celebrate and preserve arab culture in these difficult times. thank you to aroc leaders and all partner organizations for having our back over the years. thank you board of ed for giving us the attention we deserve. >> my name is julie. i'm a parent at

we commend the district for bring this m.o.u. to the board and we strongly urge the board to adopt it. i'm jewish, but this is not an issue but jews and arabs. this is how they'll support the students in sfusd. >> hello, i'm a member of aroc program. we would like to thank you for putting our m.o.u. on your agenda. as aroc, we provide a space for arab youth among community that speak the tongue and don't. we empower students, fearless, united, social justice and diversity driven. for three years, the m.o.u. hasn't been passed. during these years aroc gained allies who supported youth. and await the day the m.o.u. is passed. we

for three years, the m.o.u. hasn't been passed. during these years aroc gained allies who supported youth. and await the day the m.o.u. is passed. we look forward to you vote in favor of the m.o.u. and us to put our attention back to doing our work. we're excited to have aroc back in our schools to further celebrate and preserve arab culture in these difficult times. thank you to aroc leaders and all partner organizations for having our back over the years. thank you board of ed for giving us the attention we deserve. >> my name is julie. i'm a parent at redding and here with other parents and teachers and representing folks from parents from redding who were not able to come out, many fasting for ramadan. i didn't just find out about aroc yesterday, i've known them for years, because as a parent of a child to speaks vietnamese, i'm been excited about the fact that they were -- i've seen how important it is to have strong community partners. through the survey process, there was a couple of times there was not a community partner, o

>> good afternoon, my name is anan [inaudible], i ask for support on 180 420 regarding the police m.o.u. i want to thank supervisors fewer and ronen for introducing and the full board for supporting it. we urged the city to take a bold negotiating stance with the p.o.a. city proposal number 22 is a bold but reasonable proposition. it is supported by chief scott. it is supported by the a.c.l.u. it would help expedite the unanimously supported d.o.j. recommendations. if you pass this resolution today, let me be clear it has to be passed today to fit within the window of arbitration it would make clear to the arbitration board chair this contract isn't just about dollars and cents. it's about safety, it's improving and modernizing policing in the city. p.o.a. leadership is upset these negotiations haven't been business as usual in its may bulletin it engages in typical divisive rhetoric, cherry picking facts and arguments they haven't challenged the d.o.j. recommendations. this further divides police and community and another example of our concerns that in the absence of a contract term,

and we'll have the others speak on the m.o.u., okay? come on up. thank you. and please state your name. >> yes, i did, thank you, for the reminder. i'm raul avila, parent at redding elementary school. i've been at redding for six years now. i have three beautiful children that attended redding. i really don't know arac. i just found out about them when this whole arab program was coming to our school or there was a -- doing some research to see if our school would be a good fit for the arabic program. i was wondering where this came about. i heard this organization called araq. so i went ahead and did some research and i looked into them to see who they were because i had never, ever heard of them before. by doing an internet search, i did find some youtube videos that i did hear members -- actually one particular member saying some hateful things. like i said, i think i sent you an email, but i don't think or feel that there should be an organization that speaks hateful things that will be part of our district. thank you. >> president m

i want to speak on supervisor fewer's resolution regarding the m.o.u. with the p.o.a. contract negotiations must be different. they come decades after rogue police officers have brutalized and killed many young people of color. the p.o.a. leadership has not only defended but actually emboldened these rogue officers. so this contract needs to be negotiated differently. more transparently for sure but also with an eye to expediting reform as this resolution proposes. it's been two years since the city committed itself to the reforms proposed by the d.o.j. but we are not seeing these reforms on the streets. after the police killings of alex nieto, lopez, mario woods, jessica williams, luis congrapat, after these horrific killings we were assured the d.o.j. reforms would end these nightmares that we could turn the page, no more young families torn apart, no more moms and dads in tears but just this january, o'neill, was killed by a rookie cop who just completed all the updated training at the academy and just a few weeks ago luis adolfo was killed by 99 police bullets by t

i can't quote you the numbers, i know we are close to finalizing the m.o.u. with some of the details. >> and it's a shared expenditure, using the customer criteria of shared costs for those corridors. >> thank you. >> ok. as i said, brenda and i met with staff, here, today, on wednesday. you have heard the reports, there were two things that i wanted to comment on based on what i heard from them. first is the supplemental appropriation and that's, there had been complaints i think london breed as a member of the, government oversight committee of the board of supervisors made some comments, a hearing on it and you, not you, but staffers, including director griskin were there to respond to that. brenda mcnulty and i also commented on things from liaison meetings. one of the things, not surprising to me but noticeable to me was this supplemental appropriation process. the reason that, and correct me if i'm wrong, the reason that there was the requirement to say to the board of soups, was some of the projects were spending money more quickly, but some others were

asks the arbitration board to incorporate to the extent possible city proposal number 22 into the new m.o.u. between the city and san francisco police officer association, colleagues if we can't get behind this proposal to support efforts to remove obstacles to true implementation of the department of justice police reforms, these are proposals that our own human resources department has brought forward, we may never make the changes necessary for the kind of police department that our city needs and deserves. i ask humbly for your support. >> president breed: thank you, supervisor fewer. supervisor ronen? >> supervisor ronen: colleagues, i'm also speaking in favor of this resolution and asking for a vote today on the resolution. the department of justice came in and gave the city 272 recommendations about how our force is failing to provide the type of security for our residents with all the projections at the same time. this is very serious. 272 recommendations. and what we have seen in several instances specifically on one of the most important policies, our use of force policy is that t

>> good afternoon, my name is anan [inaudible], i ask for support on 180 420 regarding the police m.o.u. i want to thank supervisors fewer and ronen for introducing and the full board for supporting it. we urged the city to take a bold negotiating stance with the p.o.a. city proposal number 22 is a bold but reasonable proposition. it is supported by chief scott. it is supported by the a.c.l.u. it would help expedite the unanimously supported d.o.j. recommendations. if you pass this resolution today, let me be clear it has to be passed ay

we are doing all this in the protection of usc's mike the m.o.u. i just mentioned. we are working with the border governors but you may know i have had lots of conversation talk with the monthly, not just on the deployment of national guard but what else we can do with local committees, with the border sheriffs to make sure that when we identify criminal aliens, that we can apprehend them and remove them also working through some pilot projects mexico on ways that we can prevent the flows that do not have a legitimate claim to come to this country. again i encourage all migrants if they have need to fully come to seek shelter in that first safe country that they encounter. we will continue to do all we can on our side. >> thank you. the issue of children came up in the last line of questioning. i want to probe that more with you. i've introduced legislation with my colleague from new hampshire, centered hassan picus called the homeland security for children act which was simply ensure that dhs includes input from organizations represent the needs of children when sol

sculpture into the collection, and once that action is completed, the commission will work with department of public works to create an m.o.ubetween the agencies outlining the responsibilities. as soon as we have that completed in early july, is likely when the safety wall landmark nomination will go to the full board for consideration. and finally, wanted to make you aware of the cultural district legislation that has been introduced by supervisor ronen. originally introduced in october of last year, and as you know has gone through several amendments. on wednesday the rules committee heard the proposed ordinance, and at that hearing supervisor ronen introduced a large set of amendments to the ordinance. so in particular to revising the ordinance to allow the sponsor of an ordinance to propose the culture district to provide three departments to provide input. and mohcd is intended to be the city department that coordinates all the various city agencies and commissions with input and participation on the formation and mon the organize of the culture -- and the monitoring of the culture districts. there were two other signi

the president's m.o.u. to have one federal decision policy, one stop shopping, indeed, one lead agency will streamline that vastly and help us get our highways done and levee projects to make us more economically sound. basic bipartisan reforms will make sense for the american people. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house the following communication. the clerk: the honorable, the speaker, house of representatives, sir, due to my election to the house committee on education and the work force, this letter is to inform you of my resignation of the house committee on science, space and technology. jim banks, member of house. sir, due to my election to the house committee on appropriations, i write to inform that i resign my seat on homeland security and committee on veterans affairs, signed sincerely, john rutherford. the honorable, the speaker, house of representatives, sir, appointment to the committee on ways and means i resign my house seat on the veterans affairs and armed