To reopening the facility for immigration.

And there is a link that I will share with you as well as members of the public to register that position.

And it is actionnetwork.org slash petitions slash ice out of Dublin.

Thank you.

I can't see Marquez.

Thank you, President Albert.

Good morning, everyone.

Getting used to this new technology.

I do hear some background as that coming from the Zoom.

Okay.

It sounds like it stopped.

Okay.

Um good morning, everyone.

I just wanted to uh note I'm really appreciative of AC Health and Behavioral Health team that held a CPEG meeting last week.

Um, my chief of staff was able to attend.

I know that Supervisor Miley was there, and uh just really want to flag that we are grappling not only with the impacts of HR1, but also uh proposition one, and we are learning specifically from the behavioral health collaborative here in Alameda County, the detrimental impacts of 15,000 patients that could potentially lose uh services, and these are vulnerable community members, not only the community members that are receiving the care, but also the individuals that are providing the care.

These are significant impacts.

Although I do not sit on health committee, I just want to pledge my support to bring this item back to the full board for further discussion and exploring options for potential bridge funding and solutions.

This is truly an all hands on deck moment, not only uh grappling the impacts of uh HR1, but we need to collectively have a conversation here on the board also with respect to proposition one.

So um supervisor Miley isn't here, but just really um want to let him know that I led to partner with him and Supervisor Tam that sit on the health committee.

Thank you.

Thank you.

I would like to echo comments made by my colleagues, especially Supervisor Fortunately Bass, recognizing the struggles that we have and our efforts in Dublin.

With that said, we'll uh conclude board of supervisors' remarks and move to the next item on our agenda, which is public comment on all items on the agenda except items listed as set matters.

The one o'clock set matter.

If you choose to stay and tune in for that will be uh heard at one o'clock for now, public comment on items that are on the agenda except for the set matter will be heard.

We'll take in-person speakers first three and then rotate to online.

I'll ask the clerk to please call the first three in-person speakers.

President Halbert, before we move on, um, I'd like to provide instructions in order to clarify how people can join and sure provide comment.

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The first three in-person speakers are Brian Hoff, item 44, Reem Suleiman, pardon me, item 44 and Madeline Stacy.

Item 44.

Good morning, Supervisors.

Brian Hofer here on behalf of Secure Justice.

I won't regurgitate the content of my letter submitted to you yesterday.

We give you plenty of reasons to vote no.

I'm going to encourage you to see this as a clear opportunity to draw a firm line against unethical and unlawful conduct.

I urge you to unanimously reject this contract proposal and pursue alternatives that align with the values that you repeatedly and publicly affirm.

Because when this county proclaims its sanctuary status while simultaneously allowing sensitive data to flow out the back door to hostile agencies with obviously different agendas.

That contradiction isn't just symbolic, it's deceptive.

These words without action erode public trust.

You guys have taken wonderful, meaningful steps in the right direction the past year.

The work of the Together for All committee deserves recognition.

Thank you, Supervisors Bass Marquez for leading that.

And thank you to all of you for funding some of those recommendations and implementing policies.

Give credit to the sheriff for ending the SCAP program.

That was a serious data privacy vulnerability.

But those steps are overshadowed by the fact pattern.