I am writing to bring your attention to a critical matter at Tuesday's upcoming County Board of Supervisors meeting. It concerns the potential allocation of $3 million for migrant services and the establishment of a migrant center.

We are excited to inform you about the latest development regarding transparency and accountability in our county's governance. As part of our ongoing commitment to openness and accessibility, we are implementing a new policy that mandates each Supervisor to post details of their grant awards on the official County website.

I am thrilled to share a significant development passed during this week's board meeting – the Blue Envelope Program for San Diego County.

In a unanimous decision, the San Diego County Board of Supervisors officially declared the ongoing border situation a "Humanitarian Crisis."

In a powerful and emotionally charged town hall event held last night, our community came together to address one of the most pressing issues of our time: human trafficking.

I wanted to bring to your attention a critical issue concerning all San Diego County residents – the contentious Road User Charge, commonly known as the mileage tax, proposed by SANDAG (San Diego Association of Governments).

Today, at our Board of Supervisors meeting, we had the honor of recognizing an exceptional group that's making a significant difference in the lives of our military veterans and their spouses.

I've just taken action by sending a letter addressed to President Biden and the Federal Government, urging them to reinstate DNA testing at the border. This is a crucial step in addressing the rampant issue of human trafficking that plagues our border communities.

A few weeks ago, I talked about how The County of San Diego is pursuing a harm reduction program through the California Department of Public Health, including syringe services and safer smoking supplies. This potential program involves, in part, the distribution of free needles and various other drug paraphernalia.