i am an associate planner at ocii @ of the seiu local 1021. i am representing my union and i personally am happy to say, as stated by ms. ward and her presentation that both bargaining teams have reached an agreement that has been ratified by the members and we are satisfied with the new contract. as you know, it is only tentative until it has been formally approved by the commission which is why i am before you today. i would like to thank the management team and our bargaining teams for a smooth and easy negotiation. on behalf of the members of local 21, we ask that you please approve seiu local 1021 at resolution-2019. thank you. >> thank you. >> no more speaker cards out of vice chair. >> is there anyone in the audience that would like to address the commission on these matters? i will close public comment and turned to my fellow commissioners for questions. >> i have no questions. i want to think april ward. thank you so much for such a well put together report. and delivering it so well. thank you union representative for sharing that yo

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i'm a member of seiu 1021, and we want to support you, we want to be a part of this, but we have to havevoice. we need to be clear that all these changes that have to be made cannot be made on the backs of city workers, cannot be made on the backs of working people, working families, and the marginalized communities that have done close to nothing to cause this problem. we need to recognize and to hear that the acknowledgement that our current reality is yes, there's a climate crisis, but we have a crisis in wage d disparity, and a crisis in housing. we need to work together and work with your constituency to get this going, but we realize this is going to cost a mon lo money, and the billionaires are going to have to pay. we accomplished free city college. let's accomplish free muni. you want to get people out of cars? people can't afford the price of a make upuni ticket. we've got to look to bold solutions, and the people that come up with these bold solutions. >> supervisor mandelman: thank you. next speaker. >> i wanted to kind of look at this at a higher level, and i want to thank e

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what we're doing is really working with all of our partners in the communities, our -- the aclu, the seiu, the immigrant organizations, immigrant law -- legal services programs. we also have a legal defense fund we created here in denver in partnership with the private sector felon throppic organizations and individuals. to help provide information to immigrants about rights, how to protect themselves but also resources to help them deal with the su of potentially being deported. you'll probably be the first to hear this. we have on pretty god authority, erin, that i.c.e. is making calls to cities that they're targeting and wanting to of course reach out to the human service departments and asking for assistance in the event that they are rounding up children. and if they're not trying to separate families or pursue families then why on earth would they call human servicess of targeted cities? this is an absolute inhumane and quite frankly a disastrous problem to pursue. >> that's the problem they're targeting families. >> absolutely trying to separate families. >> all right. so, look, ob