felix fuentes. i identify with his struggles in life. think his example of preservation, and i imagine he is working great for the community, especially spanish- speakers. so i think you should have a lot of consideration for him. thank you. and congratulations. supervisor kim: thank you. is there any other public comment? seeing none, public, disclosed. colleagues, we have six applicants for six seats, two of whom will be needing residency waivers. the immigration rights commission sees requires them to live and/or work in san francisco. i believe they all qualify for that. >> first, and what is a thank you aide to everyone for coming out. this is a day where we're blessed to have so many qualified people willing to serve on our immigrants' rights commission to thank you for being here. i accept the residency waivers for the two that need them. supervisor kim: we can do that without objection. >> and then move forward with recommendations for he kathleen coll, mario paz angus mccarthyangus, felix fuentes, melba maldonado, and toye moses

and then move forward with recommendations for he kathleen coll, mario paz angus mccarthyangus, felix fuentes, melba maldonado, and toye moses. supervisor kim: thank you. i concur. i believe we can do that without objection. i know that melba maldonado, but she has been serving on the commission to the we have seen her commitment and work on this commission as well. we will be moving forward with all six applicants for those six seats. we can do that without objection. thank you also much for being here. thank you for taking the time. mr. moses, to ever coming in. we really appreciate all of your service in your continued service. to what. madam clerk, please call item number two. >> item number two, hearing to consider the quarterly reports of the shelter monitoring committee. supervisor kim: thank you.

felix fuentes. i identify with his struggles in life. think his example of preservation, and i imagine he is working great for the community, especially spanish- speakers. so i think you should have a lot of consideration for him. thank you. and congratulations. supervisor kim: thank you. is there any other public comment? seeing none, public, disclosed. colleagues, we have six applicants for six seats, two of whom will be needing residency waivers. the immigration rights commission sees requires them to li a

next is felix fuentes. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is felix fuentes, and i have been serving and human rights commission since 2007. i am the vice chair of the commission. as a person who came undocumented from guatemala in 1982, i am now a citizen of this country. i have experience being an immigrant. three years of organized labor and community groups, there is now engagement. i have been dedicating my time to help fight for justice for our immigrant communities. that is the reason why i am here this afternoon to express my commitment in interest to continue serving our immigrant community. something i do with dedication and passion, because i will never forget my roots and because i know that there are a lot of people out there that need to be helped to achieve the american dream. that is the reason because i am here, at to consider my reappointment. supervisor kim: thank you. thank you very much. next we have melba maldonado. >> oh, i do not think she is here. supervisor kim: oh, she is the one. let's go to toye moses. >>

felix fuente. the field supervisor. as mayor lee said, the program employs 12 residents of san francisco. a very diverse. they speak eight different languages. cantonese, mandarin, spanish, a wine, samoan, and english. the majority of the embassadors live here in district 10. two live in the excelsior, one in the sunset. the ambassadors conduct their work in pairs. these teams that are really multi-ethnic provide a role model david to the community. i would now like to introduce the two team leaders. we are very proud of them and the rest of the ambassadors. [applause] >> my name is ashley chang. i served as ambassador in the first year of this program. if you have written on the t in the past year during peak hours, chances are we have already met. i have seen the difference that we can make in this community, especially for modeling will and it limited english speaking residents. we are all happy and excited to be back in full operations. thank you for all your support. for those of you who i have not yet met, i look