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October 6, 2021
RED WING-- Megan Tsui, the executive director of Downtown Main Street appeared before the City Council on Monday to present on a proposed investment partnership for the redevelopment of downtown.
October 5, 2021
RED WING-- Megan Tsui, the executive director of Downtown Main Street appeared before the City Council on Monday to present on a proposed investment partnership for the redevelopment of downtown.
October 16, 2019
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December 14, 2016
Public resources and he defends his use of tax dollars. >> were going to invest the resources needed to make sure that the 44,000 undocumented people who live in the city and county of san francisco have at a minimum legal representation if theyre taken into immigration court. >> reporter: the move faces opposition even inside city hall. mayor ed lee, staunch supporter of policies friendly to illegal immigrants, says hes concerned about the funding aspects of this, while critics of the whole ide...
December 14, 2016
Deserves the same access to public resources and he defends his use of tax dollars. >> were going to invest the resources needed to make sure that the 44,000 undocumented people who live in the city and county of san francisco have at a minimum legal representation if theyre taken into immigration court. >> reporter: the move faces opposition even inside city hall. mayor ed lee, staunch supporter of policies friendly to illegal immigrants, says hes concerned about the funding aspects of this, wh...
December 14, 2016
Public resources and he defends his use of tax dollars. >> were going to invest the resources needed to make sure that the 44,000 undocumented people who live in the city and county of san francisco have at a minimum legal representation if theyre taken into immigration court. >> reporter: the move faces opposition even inside city hall. mayor ed lee, staunch supporter of policies friendly to illegal immigrants, says hes concerned about the funding aspects of this, while critics of the whole ide...
December 13, 2016
Deserves the same access to public resources and he defends his use of tax dollars. >> were going to invest the resources needed to make sure that the 44,000 undocumented people who live in the city and county of san francisco have at a minimum legal representation if theyre taken into immigration court. >> reporter: the move faces opposition even inside city hall. mayor ed lee, staunch supporter of policies friendly to illegal immigrants, says hes concerned about the funding aspects of this, wh...
December 13, 2016
Court. >> reporter: critics say moves like this continue to lay out the welcome mat for illegal immigrants threatening national security. >> weve seen from the past two administrations at least to encourage illegal immigrants. what we need is to send a message around the world of discouragement to reduce the flow to our boarder and that will make securing the boarder easier. >> reporter: this legislation to hire more immigration defense attorneys is working its way through the various budget eco...
December 13, 2016
Aside millions of dollars, 5 million in san francisco to hire lawyers to fight deportations. but eventually city officials may have to consider which city programs have to go because president-elect trump also vowed to cut federal funding for sanctuary cities, and here in san francisco that could total over a billion dollars. back to you. >> lot of money. see if san francisco puts their money where their mouth is. one of the most devastating stories we covered in the last several years. invest...
November 7, 2013
Because i know youve covered him a lot, he has presided over tremendous cuts at home in new jersey. cutting family care, $100 million. thats their local program for health care for poor people. eliminated after the three, a great new jersey program that tried to give low-income students a place to go after school, $100 million from city programs that were for some of the poorer cities. cuts to medicaid. okay, this is a guy -- i could go on. we dont have the time. >> youre such a liberal. >> if t...