-- sad that i am seeing you all here because of scom. other partners have threatened to call i.c.e., and unfortunately because of the collaboration between police and i.c.e., it makes it easier. an ins officer may not show up to the door, but a police officer will. it is very scary. other violence survivors are here with us as well. they are club members and showing support to the board of supervisors basically passing this resolution. thank you. supervisor mirkarimi: thank you very much. >> good afternoon, supervisors. san francisco domestic violence consortium. we appreciate your leadership and the leadership of supervisor mar and sheriff hennessey on the issue. i brought a letter that the domestic violence consortium joined in the senate judiciary committee this week on the -- holding a meeting this week on the federal issues surrounding secure communities. we hope secure communities will be dismantled at the federal level, but until then, san francisco and many other progressive communities have to take the lead. you have heard from

i was really sad when i saw scom coming to communities.s law has the name that is supposedly to protect communities, the hard-working communities. they contribute with their taxes and with their families. we are the agent of the economy that moves forward as a city, and this does not make sense. more than 400 people in san francisco -- because it was adopted in the city -- we would like to ask the board of supervisors to support it because of our families are being divided. not only families, but the kids born in this nation are being unjustly -- they are being ripped away from those rights. they are americans. what kind of message are you sending to the american kids that in the future will be the leaders of this nation? please, ask for the support of the supervisors to opt out of scom. it is devastating. it is inhumane. it does not make economic sense. please, let's have a conscience and let's please take care of this issue. supervisor mirkarimi: thank you very much. next speaker please. >> my name is sergio gomez, and i am a youth coord