Jason Chavez

Yup. I sent this to the regulatory services department yesterday.

Prenatal care for a high-risk pregnancy is essential.

Their loved ones and community are asking for financial assistance to support the family during these difficult times. The funds will cover legal representation for both Miriam and Sandra and other necessities for the family. 3/

UREGENT AID NEEDED Thanks to that action, Miriam was taken to the ER and doctors diagnosed her with a number of complications. ICE agents were handed her medical results and have not shared those details with her. To this day, she has not received medication or treatment outside of the ER visit, and has not received any prenatal care. Despite dietary recommendations from medical practitioners, ICE has not given her a diet that can support her or her pregnancy. While we have not received an official medical diagnosis, her family and her community believe that this pregnancy is high risk due to the lack of care in the facility, the nutrient-deficient diet she is receiving, and the plain fact of being incarcerated while pregnant. In addition, her daughter Sandra has yet to be seen by a doctor.

UREGENT AID NEEDED Miriam and Sandra's family are asking for financial support. givebutter.com/ bring-pregnant-women-home-from-ice-detention- 22yq6x

Miriam was aggressively thrown to the ground and handcuffed, despite informing ICE agents she was 5 months pregnant.

The inhumane treatment inside of the detention center is one that no pregnant woman should have to endure. 2/

URGENT AID NEEDED PREGNANT MOM & DAUGHTER SUBJECT TO VIOLENT NEGLECT IN ICE FACILITY After witnessing dangerous medical conditions, other women in the facility organized a noise demonstration to call attention to Life-threatening medical negligence. Support is needed NOW.

UREGENT AID NEEDED DONATE NOW We need 15k to cover living expenses for the family who wait their return, cover legal fees for both women, and phone calls from the detention center. givebutter.com/ bring-pregnant-women-home-from-ice-detention- 22yq6x Miriam and Sandra's story in the following slides

UREGENT AID NEEDED On January 22nd Miriam and her 18-year old daughter Sandra were targeted and pulled over by ICE. Miriam and Sandra were forced out of their vehicle at gunpoint. Miriam was aggressively thrown to the ground and handcuffed, despite informing ICE agents she was 5 months pregnant.

UREGENT AID NEEDED Upon arrival at the Whipple building, daughter Sandra was given a pregnancy test and tested positive. Both mother and daughter were sent to Texas. For weeks, Miriam was experiencing severe and abnormal pregnancy symptoms, and frequently requested to see a doctor. It wasn't until she fainted and was visibly in a dangerous state that the other women in the detention center organized a noise demonstration; chanting and pleading for Miriam to receive medical help.

We need your help bringing two pregnant women back home from ICE detention!

On January 22nd Miriam and her 18-year old daughter Sandra were targeted and pulled over by ICE. Miriam and Sandra were forced out of their vehicle at gunpoint. 1/

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This is only for the nonpayment of rent or
other unpaid financial obligations in violation of the lease.

I was proud to author an ordinance in 2023 moving mandating a 30-day rental pre-eviction notice in Minneapolis.

Sadly, we’re barely going to pass the temporary 60-day notice tomorrow and then face the threat of a veto.

Thank you Saint Paul for being pro-human.

Love you, southside! Thank you for showing up to the Minneapolis City Council meeting today to advocate for pre-eviction notice extensions.✊❤️

When drop off groceries, we don't knock because it just causes stress (could that be ICE?)

At weekend outdoor block parties, we know people are excluded even though volunteers are patrolling with whistles.

Children aren't just staying home from school. They're trapped inside. bit.ly/pauseevictions

Español: Gracias a todos los residentes que asistieron a la audiencia de hoy sobre la "Pausar Desalojos, Salvar Vidas". Esta ordenanza extendería temporalmente el plazo de notificación de desalojo de 30 a 60 días en respuesta a la Operación Metro Surge. Esto daría a nuestros vecinos más tiempo para solicitar asistencia para el alquiler y ayudaría a prevenir más desplazamientos en nuestra comunidad. Esta medida se aprobó con una recomendación en comite con 7 votos a favor, 5 en contra y 1 abstención. La votación final tendrá lugar en la reunión plenaria del consejo el jueves. Si su concejal no votó a favor de la ordenanza, aún puede hacerlo este jueves en la votación final. He escuchado muy claro de ustedes sobre el miedo a ser desalojados de sus hogares. Esta medida ayudará a que las personas permanezcan en sus hogares por más tiempo. Jason Chavez

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If your council member did not vote for the ordinance, they can still do so this Thursday on the final vote.

I’ve heard loud and clear from you about the fear of being evicted from your home. This measure will help keep people in their homes longer.

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It would allow our neighbors more time to seek rental assistance and it would help prevent more displacements in our community.

This was moved forward with recommendation to the full council meeting on Thursday with 7 ayes, 5 nays, and 1 abstention vote.

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Thank you to every resident who came to testify at today’s hearing regarding Pause Evictions, Save Lives. This ordinance would temporarily extend the eviction notice period from 30 days to 60 days in response to Operation Metro Surge. 1/

Not only has MPD not intervened in cases where feds use unlawful force, today we learned MPD has submitted nothing to the county attorney related to crimes committed by federal agents.

Minneapolis residents who pay immigrant neighbors’ rent ask city to delay evictions A council committee voted to temporarily extend eviction notice filings from 30 to 60 days; the full council will vote again.

A divided Minneapolis City Council committee voted to temporarily extend the eviction notice timeline for renters.

The committee includes all council members, but the ordinance will be voted on by the full council again on March 5.

Publicly owned social housing!

Truly abhorrent.

Imagine coming to city hall begging for more people to become homeless.

It’s wild that so called “affordable housing” providers were advocating for people to face eviction & have to sleep out on the street. Residents have already been subsidizing their nonprofits w/ millions in mutual aid for their tenants to pay their rents. Remember this next time they beg for money.

Nonprofit “affordable housing” providers showing up to testify against Pause Eviction Saves Lives is just further highlighting the way in which nonprofits & foundations have completely failed to meet this moment. This is why we need actual social safety nets, not the Nonprofit Industrial Complex.

People are still trapped in their homes in my neighborhood here in Jason's ward, unable to go to work (at jobs which may not even exist anymore), sick with worry over how they’ll pay utilities and remain housed.

It's not over. ICE is still here, and the least we can do is afford families more time.

Donate to Standing with Daisy's Family in Crisis, organized by Daisy Vang My name is Daisy, and my dad was recently taken into ICE custody. He has attended an… Daisy Vang needs your support for Standing with Daisy's Family in Crisis

Daisy’s father, a father of three, has lived in the U.S. for 35 years, attending his annual immigration check-ins and working long hours to provide for his family. He was recently taken into ICE custody and is now awaiting deportation.

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My understanding is that the city doesn’t use “Flock” but similar technology that we should be looking into. Regardless, this is meant to be comprehensive which could allow us to take action to protect neighbors.

Yes! That is why we are doing this. So we can look at FLOCK cameras and all surveillance technology the city uses.

Tomorrow we’re taking up Pause Evictions Save Lives, a policy that will temporarily extend pre-eviction notice from 30 to 60 days until August 31st. This will give residents more time to get resources and support so that families can stay together and we can keep people in their homes.

It’s not a congratulations to my constituents who have literally been deported because of her vote!

This is disgusting. There’s no accountability in the Sheriff’s Department.

This will continue to happen if Sheriff Witt runs unopposed. It will send a message that this is totally okay when it’s not.

We were literally watching our community provide a ceremony at the Whipple building.

Hennepin County Sheriff’s then began to escalate tensions. This was disrespectful to our community, our culture, and our ancestors.

This created fear and was an attack on our right to peacefully assemble.

Watch what’s happening in the background of Jason’s video. Does this look like some riot to you?

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