beltran. commissioner beltran speaking for fantastic work. we are so thrilled. i have, uh, alicia mccarthy is a dear friend, colleague and teacher co-teacher of mine at the art institute, former art institute. and i couldn't be more thrilled to see her work at this exposure as well as her collaborator. we just had a really great meeting with the curator and the artist last week, and i'm so excited about what they're planning to bring to the gallery. are there any commissioner? yeah this is commissioner schnur. i just wanted to say i am also incredibly excited about this one. we've been, as you as you well know, we've been waiting for a while. but i also feel that the stature of the artist has have grown incredibly during this period of time, too. so i would love to see as much pr and you know, outreach as we can get because i think this is going to be a really spectacular. yeah, yeah, i agree. thank you. are there any other commissioner comments or discussion? i'm now calling for any public comment. we'll be taking in person public comment. first, for those join

beltran. commissioner beltran speaking for fantastic work. we are so thrilled.ave, uh, alicia mccarthy is a dear friend, colleague and teacher co-teacher of mine at the art institute, former art institute. and i couldn't be more thrilled to see her work at this exposure as well as her collaborator. we just had a really great meeting with the curator and the artist last week, and i'm so excited about what they're planning to bring to the gallery. are there any commissioner? yeah this is commissioner schnur. i just wanted to say i am also incredibly excited about this one. we've been, as you as you well know, we've been waiting for a while. but i also feel that the stature of the artist has have grown incredibly during this period of time, too. so i would love to see as much pr and you know, outreach as we can get because i think this is going to be a really spectacular. yeah, yeah, i agree. thank you. are there any other commissioner comments or discussion? i'm now calling for any public comment. we'll be taking in person public comment. first, for those joining

pero pasan por mÉxico, beltrÁn o estados unidos., pero yo los detuve y los detuve rÁpidamente, pero ahora estÁn entrando por centenares de millares. enrique: una de las acciones que ha aprendido la administraciÓn biden es tratar de suavizar las acciones contra venezuela, cree que suavizar las sanciones o retirarles en lugares como cuba podrÍan tener el mismo efecto? >> bueno, aÚn quieren hacer algo mÁs tonto que esto, es darle al paÍs miles de millones. esperamos que este desarrollo econÓmico no vendan estados unidos. cuando yo estuvo en la presidencia tuvimos un problema, no podÍamos devolver a las personas de origen de su paÍs. no podÍamos abordar lo que estÁ mal a u otra gente mala criminales. cuando yo dijese que lo de aquÍ, yo quiero que vuelvan a sus paÍses me dijeron dos generales, seÑor, no van a aceptarlo devuelta y bloquearon todos los aeropuertos, los aeroplanos. durante aÑos no podido hacerlo, el presidente obama no pudo hacerlo. el presidente bush no puede. no los van a dejar entrar? no . porque son gente inteligente. l

i'm sad to hear of martinez, beltran and. i'm a reporter with npr's the texas newsroom, which is a collaboration of public stations in this state. and npr. today, i'm joined by alejandro oliva and bill

ferney beltrán la tenía en el travesaño. ese disparo de sepúlveda de su tocayo de apellido y al final iba a venir. entonces el gol del lugar menos esperado yael padilla, el muchachito, el de la cantera de 18 años de edad, con toda la calma del mundo hacia este recorte dentro del área y con esos 3 puntos deja el guadalajara en la 4a posición del campeonato. vamos ahora al estadio azteca, donde el américa se enfrentó a los xolos de tijuana y se iba a llevar entonces su victoria aquí a3a0. primero iba a caer el primer gol del encuentro. aquí el cabecita rodríguez, que cerraba la pinza después del centro de kevin Álvarez y aquí richard sánchez iba a poner el balón adentro para que viniera Álvaro fidalgo y pudiera schiff, pusiera cifras definitivas. y este es entonces el 3 a 0 final con que el américa se queda en el primer lugar. vamos a ver la tabla cómo está entonces? a solamente una jornada de que cierre el campeonato. el américa es líder, ya nadie lo va a alcanzar. tigres y monterrey, que podrían pasarse mutuamente, pero tamb

i'm sad to hear of martinez, beltran and. i'm a reporter with npr's the texas newsroom, which is a collaboration of public stations in this state. and npr. today, i'm joined by alejandro oliva and bill hing. alejandro is an essayist translator, immigrant justice advocate, and embroiderer. she's recipient of the 2022 creative nonfiction writing grant. her writing has been included in best american travel writing 2020. she was also nominated for a pushcart prize and was honored with an aspen summer awards emerging writers fellowship. she was the frank fellow at the yale whitney humanities center in 2022, and her first book is the one we're discussing today. it's called river mouth a chronicle of faith language and migration by. bill. bill is a professor, law and migration studies at the university of san francisco and professor of law, asian american studies emeritus at davis. in 50 years of law practice litigation and teaching and writing, professor hing has represented non-citizens from all over the world, especially those fa

mike beltran. david oriole. kevin steele. paula stark. thank you very much indiana garcia.lina garcia. what a nice-looking group of people. and also, with us, who gave us the endorsement a little while ago and are two great friends. i said we have to bring them up also. randy fine and juan perez. great job. state senators. joe is an incredible man. you know that. he has been with us from the beginning. and he has been great. and anna maria rodriguez. you know that. and she sends her love. another person who gave us a very big endorsement on friday and it got a lot of publicity because he is an important guy and a good guy. he is a u.s. senator and he is called rick scott. he has been a friend of mine for a long time and he gave us a beautiful endorsement. so, thank you, all very much. i appreciate it. [applause] [crowd chanting, "we love trump"] mr. trump: great people. for seven years you and i have been fighting side-by-side to rescue our nation from the evil and sinister forces who hate it and want to destroy it. now we are approaching the most critical battle of our liv

mike beltran. david oriole. kevin steele. paula stark. thank you very much indiana garcia.lina garcia. what a nice-looking group of people. and also, with us, who gave us the endorsement a little while ago and are two great friends. i said we have to bring them up also. randy fine and juan perez. great job. state senators. joe is an incredible man. you know that. he has been with us from the beginning. and he has been great. and anna maria rodriguez. you know that. and she sends her love. another person who gave us a very big endorsement on friday and it got a lot of publicity because he is an important guy and a good guy. he is a u.s. senator and he is called rick scott. he has been a friend of mine for a long time and he gave us a beautiful endorsement. so, thank you, all very much. i appreciate it. [applause] [crowd chanting, "we love trump"] mr. trump: great people. for seven years you and i have been fighting side-by-side to rescue our nation from the evil and sinister forces who hate it and want to destroy it. now we are approaching the most critical battle of our liv

commissioner beltran present commissioner benavidez present. commissioner brunzell here.commissioner carney is absent. commissioner ferrise.

i'm sad to hear of martinez, beltran and. i'm a reporter with npr's the texas newsroom, which is a collaboration of public stations in this state. and npr. today, i'm joined by alejandro oliva and bill hing. alejandro is an essayist translator, immigrant justice advocate, and embroiderer. she's recipient of the 2022 creative nonfiction writing grant. her writing has been included in best american travel writing 2020. she was also nominated for a pushcart prize and was honored with an aspen summer awards emerging writers fellowship. she was the frank fellow at the yale whitney humanities center in 2022, and her first book is the one we're discussing today. it's called river mouth a chronicle of faith language and migration by. bill. bill is a professor, law and migration studies at the university of san francisco and professor of law, asian american studies emeritus at davis. in 50 years of law practice litigation and teaching and writing, professor hing has represented non-citizens from all over the world, especially those fa