So does Moya have a dedicated staff who advise on the city's sanctuary and detainer laws?

To advise the administration or the general public?

Both.

Maybe I should go back to if you wanna talk about Moya's role in advising the mayor and city agencies, which you mentioned briefly, if there's anything beyond that.

Yes.

I, I and and and Moya's staff play, an important advisory role to our deputy mayors, and and the mayor.

In in recent months, I have provided extensive, information and advice on our not just our sanctuary laws but, other important subjects, significant to, the immigrant community.

I am, very, proud to say that, our our office does play an important role.

I'm here with Lorena Lucero, our chief policy advisor who who, takes a lead on policy matters.

But I do want to say that, I am thankful for the mayor and the deputy mayors to take, many of my advice, to listen to my experience as an immigrant, as an advocate, and and for them to, take up, some of the proposals that I have put forward, including, circulating, written guidance to all of our city agencies and offices with respect to our sanctuary policies, and the importance of adhering to them, and also to, mandate training to our city staff and, most importantly, our community facing colleagues, and to be ready for whatever might come next, as well as, allow me to bring together cities from across the country, in other sectors to, make sure that we have the infrastructure in place, to best, support our immigrant communities.

So, yes, we do play an important role.

I'll let, Lorena say more about this.