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Tips and Resources Related to Immigration and ICE

Here are some helpful tips about ICE activity and response in San Mateo County, provided by San Mateo County’s Office of Community Affairs.

ICE has been doing operations and always have been – but they are targeted enforcement for specific people. Call the Rapid Response Hotline to verify or report ICE activity at 203-666-4472 or 203-NO-MIGRA. Be specific in the information reported: where, when, who, how.

Find more information about the Rapid Response Hotline or Know Your Rights at the County’s webpage: https://www.smcgov.org/ceo/rapid-response

Aquí hay algunos consejos útiles sobre la actividad de ICE y la respuesta en el Condado de San Mateo. ICE ha estado realizando operaciones y siempre lo ha hecho, pero son acciones dirigidas a personas específicas.  

Llame a la Línea de Respuesta Comunitaria para verificar o denunciar actividades del ICE al 203-666-4472 o al 203-NO-MIGRA.  Sea específico en la información comunicada: dónde, cuándo, quién, cómo.  

Encuentre más información sobre la Línea de Respuesta Comunitaria o Conozca sus derechos en la página web del Condado: https://www.smcgov.org/ceo/rapid-response

以下是关于圣马刁县ICE活动和响应的一些有用提示。ICE 一直在开展行动,但这些行动是针对特定人群的执法。 

拨打快速反应热线 203-666-4472 或 203-NO-MIGRA 核实或报告 ICE 活动。 

报告的信息要具体:在哪里、何时、谁、如何。 在该县的网页上查找有关快速反应热线或了解您的权利的更多信息https://www.smcgov.org/ceo/rapid-response

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Kitty Lopez has served as the Executive Director of First 5 San Mateo County since 2013, focusing on strategic investing, community leadership, policy and advocacy development for young children, 0-5, and their families.

Kitty has served as Co-Chair of the Advisory Body for Build Up for San Mateo County Children’s Initiative, with Board of Supervisor, Dave Pine, since 2018.  Congressman Kevin Mullin is Honorary Co-Chair.  This initiative was established to preserve, grow, and increase the number of early care sites in San Mateo County.  

Kitty previously served as the Executive Director of Samaritan House, one of San Mateo County’s leading Core Service Agencies and safety-net nonprofits serving low-income families and individuals with food, shelter, clothing, health care, counseling, education classes, and holiday assistance from 2002 to 2013. 

Kitty taught kindergarten, second grade, and high school in southern California and San Francisco and was a consultant in schools with children who have autism and special needs. Additionally, Kitty worked in a residential substance abuse treatment center in San Francisco and psychiatric hospital for children and youth in San Diego.  Kitty’s roots in supporting children began as a 16-year-old volunteer at the Braille Institute in Los Angeles where she taught swimming to children and adults with visual impairments.

She attended University of California Santa Barbara earning a California Teaching Credential and B.A in Psychology. Kitty is active in her community serving as Vice Chair of the San Mateo County Event Center, and Past President and Current Member of the San Mateo Rotary Club.  She is currently serving as Past President of the First 5 Association of California. On March 2022, Assembly Speaker pro Tem Kevin Mullin selected Kitty Lopez as the 2022 Assembly District 22 Woman of the Year.