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Immigrant Rights Commission

          

Resolutions 2002

Resolutions 2002
Date Enacted File Number Enacted Number Short Title
09/09/02 0022-2002 IRC-090902 Reaffirming San Francisco's status as a City and County of Refuge and an "I.N.S. Raid-Free Zone"
06/10/02 0020-2002 IRC-061002b Administering State Funds for Naturalization and Citizenship Education
06/10/02 0019-2002 IRC-061002a Funding for Immigrant Services
05/13/02 0016-2002 IRC-051302a Urging the Mayor and the Board of Supervisors to continue funding to The Central American Resource Center - CARECEN - to enable it to keep on providing immigrant services without disruption or reduction from its current levels
05/12/02 0017-2002 IRC-051202b Urging the Mayor, the Board of Supervisors and the Department of Human Services to maintain existing funding levels for Asian Pacific Islander programs
04/18/02 0015-2002 IRC-040802b Amending the Bylaw Changing the Commission Regular Meeting Time
04/08/02 0014-2002 IRC-040802a Urging the Mayor, the Board of Supervisors and the Department of Human Services to maintain existing funding levels for the Asian Pacific Islander Family Hotline and to retain the hotline as a separate and distinct service
03/18/02 0013-2002 IRC-031892c Authorizing the Executive Director and the Chair of the Commission to seek funding from governmental and non-governmental sources to finance the immigrant rights summit
03/18/02 0012-2002 IRC-031802b Urging the San Francisco Redevelopment Agency to proceed without further delay the community-based development of the Plaza Hotel Site at 988-992 Howard Street in the South of Market earthquake recovery redevelopment and Bindlestiff Theater
03/18/02 0011-2002 IRC-031802a Supporting Board of Supervisor Resolution 196-01 and urging the California Congressional delegation to move towards the passage of the Permanent Partner Immigration Act
01/07/02 0010-2002 IRC-010702 Urging the Mayor's Office, the Airport Commission and the Director of San Francisco International Airport to take all additional steps necessary to ensure the job security of the immigrant baggage screeners working at the airport

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