my name is marilyn murrillo. i have a unique set of lived experiences. one that i did not include in any application is my father was an undocumented farm worker so i have a personal understanding of the immigrant community and concerns regarding law enforcement and concerns regarding the federal government as well. i have a message for the immigrant community. you are safe in san francisco and i will do everything i can to protect our sanctuary city and our community which includes the immigrant community. now i would like to talk about the areas oh -- of the u.s. department of justice recommendations i would like to be involved in and my particular set of skills that would be council. bias and community policing practices. i am an expert in stereotypes. i have a masters degree in communications. i'm an expert in stereotypes and mass communications. in 1954 gordan alport wrote the nature of prejudice wherein he talked about the contact hypothesis. quote, prejudice unless deeply rooted in the character structure of the individual may be reduced by equal

i'm here to support marilyn murrillo. she does not understand one word, and she does not understand impossible. sometimes it's the marathon runners that get to the goals. a lot of her social problems with based on fear, and this is an overcoming. thank you very much for listening. >> supervisor safai: thank you very much. next speaker. >> good evening, supervisors. i'm marlene tran, a community police advisory board member of ingleside and the a.p.i. police forum. although i'm here to support miss julie soo, i wanted to thank all the other great candidates for being here. i'm very impressed with all of them. as a long time resident in district ten, i started my volunteer community work when crime was rampant in the late 1980's. back then, police reports were english only. therefore, many targeted non-english speaking victims were totally helpless. how could there be any credible data when there were no reports from any of them? as their multilingual teacher and neighbor, i was asked to convene monthly police community mee