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The committee approved acceptance of MIPPA Medicare grant funds for the Department of Aging; approved motions to provide workplace immigration enforcement information and trainings, to fund three months of stop‑gap legal services for Esperanza Immigrant Rights programs, and to expand public information on immigration-related rights; approved an amended Chief Legislative Analyst report prohibiting City resources for immigration enforcement; and continued a report on equitable broadband access to a later date.
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The committee took several actions that affect older adults and immigrants. It authorized pursuing federal Medicare-related grant money to support aging services, directed departments to provide information to employers and workers about immigration enforcement and to explore required postings or trainings, and identified short-term funding for legal help for residents facing removal proceedings. The committee also approved a recommendation that the City not use its staff, equipment, or facilities for immigration enforcement. A separate report on closing the digital divide and ensuring equitable broadband access was continued to a future meeting.
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