going to the courthouse and to say that you are from san francisco and say that you lived in south filipino, and you moved outside, sorry. >> that is not what i am trying to get at. >> so i am just trying to say that because there are people who are in sf immigration court from other jurisdictions. and because, we would like them to step up, and even if they don't have a public defenders office, like we do here. we don't have that information, and that information is not currently kept, and so if you look at the detention centers, right, there is one in richmond and there is one in bakersfield and they are all over california and so theyed that it is not practical given what we are experiencing. >> and then i know that the other colleagues have questions, and my last one is you know, actually when i first came into the office, and i know that, the number of cases that have forth ahead of your department, and for for example, since 2001, and 2002, the total ftes in the public defenders office has grown by 49 percent, and total cases have declined by 44 percent, since that same period of time

going to the courthouse and to say that you are from san francisco and say that you lived in south filipino, and you moved outside, sorry. >> that is not what i am trying to get at. >> so i am just trying to say that because there are people who are in sf immigration court from other jurisdictions. and because, we would like them to step up, and even if they don't have a public defenders office, like we do here. we don't have that information, and that information is not currently kept, and so if you look at the detention centers, right, there is one in richmond and there is one in bakersfield and they are all over california and so theyed that it is not practical given what we are experiencing. >> and then i know that the other colleagues have questions, and my last one is you know, actually when i first came into the office, and i know that, the number of cases that have forth ahead of your department, and for for example, since 2001, and 2002, the total ftes in the public defenders office has grown by 49 percent, and total cases have declined by 44 percent, since that same period of time

going to the courthouse and to say that you are from san francisco and say that you lived in south filipino, and you moved outside, sorry. >> that is not what i am trying to get at. >> so i am just trying to say that because there are people who are in sf immigration court from other jurisdictions. and because, we would like them to step up, and even if they don't have a public defenders office, like we do here. we don't have that information, and that information is not currently kept, and so if you look at the detention centers, right, there is one in richmond and there is one in bakersfield and they are all over california and so theyed that it is not practical given what we are experiencing. >> and then i know that the other colleagues have questions, and my last one is you know, actually when i first came into the office, and i know that, the number of cases that have forth ahead of your department, and for for example, since 2001, and 2002, the total ftes in the public defenders office has grown by 49 percent, and total cases have declined by 44 percent, since that same period of time

going to the courthouse and to say that you are from san francisco and say that you lived in south filipino, and you moved outside, sorry. >> that is not what i am trying to get at. >> so i am just trying to say that because there are people who are in sf immigration court from other jurisdictions. and because, we would like them to step up, and even if they don't have a public defenders office, like we do here. we don't have that information, and that information is not currently kept, and so if you look at the detention centers, right, there is one in richmond and there is one in bakersfield and they are all over california and so theyed that it is not practical given what we are experiencing. >> and then i know that the other colleagues have questions, and my last one is you know, actually when i first came into the office, and i know that, the number of cases that have forth ahead of your department, and for for example, since 2001, and 2002, the total ftes in the public defenders office has grown by 49 percent, and total cases have declined by 44 percent, since that same period of time

i am here about the establishing our association is one of the participants in creating filipino cultural no southf market and we're also planning about the filipino cultural heritage district one of the model we see that works for small businesses for community businesses so we are very much in favor of creating this district and also to touch on other previous comments when the corporations colonel to the communicated they promise retails and jobs and they give all the planning communities have businesses have been here those small businesses have been here those are not protected so if big corporations create suds why can't the community can create suds to protect our cult and a economic development and to - also to pretty much continue our legacy not about dps non-whites versus latinos or whites versus latinos but privilege protecting our communities from the voices of capitalism which we have a small power of so this is what we see when we are trying to create suds or special use districts thank you thank you. >> mr. boca. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm born and raised federal, state, a

i am here about the establishing our association is one of the participants in creating filipino cultural no southf market and we're also planning about the filipino cultural heritage district one of the model we see that works for small businesses for community businesses so we are very much in favor of creating this district and also to touch on other previous comments when the corporations colonel to the communicated they promise retails and jobs and they give all the planning communities have businesses have been here those small businesses have been here those are not protected so if big corporations create suds why can't the community can create suds to protect our cult and a economic development and to - also to pretty much continue our legacy not about dps non-whites versus latinos or whites versus latinos but privilege protecting our communities from the voices of capitalism which we have a small power of so this is what we see when we are trying to create suds or special use districts thank you thank you. >> mr. boca. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm born and raised federal, state, a

the quarter ii, million filipinos who fought with armed forces in the south pacific were declared as honorary veterans. we actually gave them the a benefits and built a hospital in manila for them. we have done this before and in designating them as veterans not only would the world of philanthropy finally open up to support them getting back to the the general asked before, but in addition, think of all the lawyers who like to pride themselves on hiring a veteran. they like to do that on a population that is just as vulnerable. how many times have you been blown up? six? he doesn't get to talk to anybody about that. he doesn't get the chance to have his head checked out. anybody exposed to a concussion might have medical things. a guy in maryland has a bullet in his arm. ninealiban put it there years ago and really way he gets it out is with pro bono surgery. they come home with injuries but no access to facilities to help. if the congress designates them as honorary veterans that would go a long way in changing how our country integrates them and how they are perceived to be fellow

the quarter ii, million filipinos who fought with armed forces in the south pacific were declared as honorary veterans. we actually gave them the a benefits and built a hospital in manila for them. we have done this before and in designating them as veterans not only would the world of philanthropy finally open up to support them getting back to the the general asked before, but in addition, think of all the lawyers who like to pride themselves on hiring a veteran. they like to do that on a population that is just as vulnerable. how many times have you been blown up? six? he doesn't get to talk to anybody about that. he doesn't get the chance to have his head checked out. anybody exposed to a concussion might have medical things. a guy in maryland has a bullet in his arm. ninealiban put it there years ago and really way he gets it out is with pro bono surgery. they come home with injuries but no access to facilities to help. if the congress designates them as honorary veterans that would go a long way in changing how our country integrates them and how they are perceived to be fellow

in world war ii, the quarter million filipinos who fought with our forces in the south pacific were declaredhonorary veterans. we gave them v.a. benefits and built a v.a. hospital in manila for them. not only would i think the world of philanthropy opened up to support them, but in addition, think of all the employers who like to pride themselves on hiring a veteran. now they could make a public commitment to doing just that for a population i would argue is just as vulnerable. janis, how many times have you been blown up? six? he doesn't ever get to go talk to anybody about that. he doesn't get to have his head checked our which i'm sure there's probably some linger t.b.i. issue, anyone exposed to a concussion like that repeatedly might have problems with that. there's a guy in maryland who has a bullet in his arm the taliban put there nine years ago. the only way he'll get it out is if he has pro bono surgery. they're coming home with the same injuries of war but no way to help them out. if the congress would designate them honorary veterans that would go a long, long way in changing how o

in world war ii, the quarter million filipinos who fought with our forces in the south pacific were declaredhonorary veterans. v.a.tually gave them benefits and built a v.a. hospital in manila for them. not only would i think the world of philanthropy open toupped support them, but in addition, think of all the employers who like to pride themselves on hiring a veteran. now they could make a public commitment to doing just that for a population i would argue is just as vulnerable. again, janis, how many times have you been blown up? six? he doesn't ever get to go talk to anybody about that. he doesn't get to have his head checked out, which i'm sure there's probably some linger ing t.b.i. issue, anyone exposed to a concussion like that repeatedly might have problems with that. there's a guy in maryland who has a bullet in his arm the taliban put there nine years ago. the only way he'll get it out is if he has pro bono surgery. they're coming home with the same injuries of war but no way access to facilities or specialists to help them out. if the congress would designate them honorary vetera

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south beach on the embarcader where it has operated for 15 years, while the locations that changed, carmen's has consistently been situated near the water front, it is one of the long stanning filipino businesses with food in the city and plays a role in the community, pro-he vieding space for the space for the civic groups to meet, after the review of the application, the restaurant has met the criteria to request of for listing on the legacy business registry. we have representatives to speak during the public comment and conclude my presentation and i am happy to answer any questions you may have. >> thank you, commissioners any questions? >> no. >> i just made this comment earlier during our heritage that this is a great application, and hoping that in the future when we can start to create some type of a template that seems like a menu or seems to give us more of a field of the restaurant and how important it is, and the history is good here in the photos but the actual food, i don't know taking pictures of food but it needs a menu to show the diversity of food that this restaurant offers would be something that i think would be welcome and interesting to the public. >> we will

south beach on the embarcader where it has operated for 15 years, while the locations that changed, carmen's has consistently been situated near the water front, it is one of the long stanning filipino businesses with food in the city and plays a role in the community, pro-he vieding space for the space for the civic groups to meet, after the review of the application, the restaurant has met the criteria to request of for listing on the legacy business registry. we have representatives to speak during the public comment and conclude my presentation and i am happy to answer any questions you may have. >> thank you, commissioners any questions? >> no. >> i just made this comment earlier during our heritage that this is a great application, and hoping that in the future when we can start to create some type of a template that seems like a menu or seems to give us more of a field of the restaurant and how important it is, and the history is good here in the photos but the actual food, i don't know taking pictures of food but it needs a menu to show the diversity of food that this restaurant offers would be something that i think would be welcome and interesting to the public. >> we will

south beach on the embarcader where it has operated for 15 years, while the locations that changed, carmen's has consistently been situated near the water front, it is one of the long stanning filipinoinesses with food in the city and plays a role in the community, pro-he vieding space for the space for the civic groups to meet, after the review of the application, the restaurant has met the criteria to request of for listing on the legacy business registry. we have representatives to speak during the public comment and conclude my presentation and i am happy to answer any questions you may have. >> thank you, commissioners any questions? >> no. >> i just made this comment earlier during our heritage that this is a great application, and hoping that in the future when we can start to create some type of a template that seems like a menu or seems to give us more of a field of the restaurant and how important it is, and the history is good here in the photos but the actual food, i don't know taking pictures of food but it needs a menu to show the diversity of food that this restaurant offers would be something that i think would be welcome and interesting to the public. >> we will tak

south beach on the embarcader where it has operated for 15 years, while the locations that changed, carmen's has consistently been situated near the water front, it is one of the long stanning filipino businesses with food in the city and plays a role in the community, pro-he vieding space for the space for the civic groups to meet, after the review of the application, the restaurant has met the criteria to request of for listing on the legacy business registry. we have representatives to speak during the public comment and conclude my presentation and i am happy to answer any questions you may have. >> thank you, commissioners any questions? >> no. >> i just made this comment earlier during our heritage that this is a great application, and hoping that in the future when we can start to create some type of a template that seems like a menu or seems to give us more of a field of the restaurant and how important it is, and the history is good here in the photos but the actual food, i don't know taking pictures of food but it needs a menu to show the diversity of food that this restaurant offers would be something that i think would be welcome and interesting to the public. >> we will