Representing Milwaukee`s Southside and Bay View Neighborhoods

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S u b j e c t : Op Ed draft
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One Milwaukee
Milwaukee County, like many Metropolitain places in America has a proud, working-class history with diverse immigrant roots. We are known internationally as the City of Festivals where we celebrate our many ethnic
heritages. As Wisconsin's economic engine, it's no surprise that we also boast one of the largest and fastest growing Latino populations in our state.
As daughters of immigrants and local and state elected officials, we know respect the pursuit of the American Dream and the basics of democracy which are founded on elected representation. The City and County of
Milwaukee recently adopted legislation during their 2016 annual budget deliberations to begin providing local identification cards for residents. After public hearings, public debate, and many votes on this partnership, the
legislation won approval at both local levels.
But once again, State Republicans think they know best. The Grand Ole Party once loudly declared its support for local control but it appears that was only if they controlled local governments. Add an attack on a new local
ID card program to the long list of usurping local decisions. From taking over public schools to consolidating power in the County Executive's office, these continued power grabs are undemocratic.
The IDNYC has been a great success with nearly half a million New Yorkers taking advantage of the many resources that come along with their own local id. Last August, more than 30,000 free memberships had been
activated at local cultural institutions. A Milwaukee ID will help residents take out a library book, bank, receive medical assistance and enjoy our world class cultural assets.
The sponsors of the State bill aimed at prohibiting this local decision are trying to sell the same, xenophobic, extreme scare tactics as their party's Presidential frontrunner, Donald Trump. However, recent polls in Wisconsin
show that our state has been cool to his divisive and hateful rhetoric, perhaps due to our rich immigrant heritage.
The state bill's cosponsors who seek to prohibit this local decision falsely claim that there was a nefarious intent to promote use of these new local ID cards for voting. These same Republican legislators have rewrote
election laws and have made it harder than ever for voters in our state to carry out their constitutionally protected rights. They should know what is required to vote in Wisconsin rather than use this red herring argument to
mask an anti-immigrant agenda.
Marina Dimitrijevic
Supervisor, District 4
Milwaukee County Board of Supervisors
Representing Milwaukee's Southside and Bay View Neighborhoods
P~414-278-4232
[email protected]
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To:
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Bill;Stephens
"Elizabeth; Bablitch"
Kelly;
CC:
Date:
1/3/2016 12:53:27 PM
Subject: Draft 2
With Rep Z addition and my ending
I'd like to get to Ernie by 12 Monday
Thanks
JZ:
Here's my contribution. I wanted to add some content around public safety. It is the messaging that I have used on the benefits of drivers cards and it
has worked well in helping to earn support from average Wisconsinites. Let me know what you think!
Milwaukee County, like many Metropolitan places in America has a proud, working-class history with diverse immigrant roots. We are known
internationally as the City of Festivals where we celebrate our many ethnic heritages. As Wisconsin's economic engine, it's no surprise that we also
boast one of the largest and fastest growing Latino populations in our state.
As daughters of immigrants and local and state elected officials, we know respect the pursuit of the American Dream and the basics of democracy
which are founded on elected representation. The City and County of Milwaukee recently adopted legislation during their 2016 annual budget
deliberations to begin providing local identification cards for residents. After public hearings, public debate, and many votes on this partnership, the
legislation won approval at both local levels.
But once again, State Republicans think they know best. The Grand Ole Party once loudly declared its support for local control but it appears that
was only if they controlled local governments. Add an attack on a new local ID card program to the long list of usurping local decisions. From taking
over public schools to consolidating power in the County Executive's office, these continued power grabs are undemocratic.
The IDNYC has been a great success with nearly half a million New Yorkers taking advantage of the many resources that come along with their own
local id. Last August, more than 30,000 free memberships had been activated at local cultural institutions. A Milwaukee ID will help residents take out
a library book, bank, and enjoy our world class cultural assets.
Local ID cards will also improve public safety for all Milwaukeeans because access to a identification will foster a greater willingness to cooperate with
law enforcement. So often, we have heard from immigrant constituents who express fear in reaching out to police to report a crime because one of
the first things they will be asked for is ID, which they are usually unable to provide. When victims will not call for help, and witnesses will choose not
to cooperate with investigations, all of our communities are made less safe. Our hope is that our constituents will have the confidence to pick up the
phone and report crimes (from domestic violence to gang activity), so perpetrators will not be able to thrive undetected, thus improving public safety
for all of us.
The sponsors of the State bill aimed at prohibiting this local decision are trying to sell the same, xenophobic, extreme scare tactics as their party's
Presidential frontrunner, Donald Trump. However, recent polls in Wisconsin show that our state has been cool to his divisive and hateful rhetoric,
perhaps due to our rich immigrant heritage.
The state bill's cosponsors who seek to prohibit this local decision falsely claim that there was a nefarious intent to promote use of these new local ID
cards for voting. These same Republican legislators have rewrote election laws and have made it harder than ever for voters in our state to carry out
their constitutionally protected rights. They should know what is required to vote in Wisconsin rather than use this red herring argument to mask an
anti-immigrant agenda.
Let's unite Milwaukee. Let's make it a more welcoming, safer place for everyone to live and have the
opportunity to work hard to achieve the American Dream. Let's celebrate our diversity and the many different immigrant cultures that helped build our
city and county- for us future generations to enjoy. Stop attacking local control in Milwaukee and start building One Milwaukee now.
Marina Dimitrijevic
P~414-278-4232
[email protected]
From:
To:
Dimitrijevic
Marina; <[email protected]>
CC:
Date:
1/3/2016 7:26:08 PM
Subject: Final draft ?
Let me know ASAP please
Milwaukee County, like many metropolitan areas in America, has a proud, working-class history with diverse immigrant roots. We are known
boast one of the largest and fastest growing Latino populations in our state. As with each immigrant community that preceded it, this community is a
dynamic one, full of entrepreneurism and a shared desire to promote our shared values and economic vitality.
As the daughters of immigrants, and now, as the local and state elected officials who represent these same communities, we understand that the
pursuit of the American Dream is rooted in a basic sense of opportunity and, the need for an fair shot at success.
The City and County of Milwaukee recently expanded access to this American Dream to all of their residents. After extensive public hearings, public
debate, and many votes on this proposed partnership, both the City and the County adopted legislation to begin offering local identification cards for
residents.
Local ID’s have had important economic and social impacts in communities across the country, including in some with the most challenging socioeconomic landscapes. They provide crucial information to employers seeking to hire our residents. They enable members of our community to open
bank accounts and cash checks. They allow residents take out a library book and enjoy a community’s cultural assets. Local ID cards have also
improved law enforcement efforts and promoted public safety because residents become more willing to report criminal activity if they have the proper
identification.
Our research into local IDs suggests that Milwaukee, and its residents, will experience similar benefits. The IDNYC has been a great success with
nearly half a million New Yorkers taking advantage of the many resources that come along with their own local ID card. Last August, more than 30,000
free memberships had been activated at local cultural institutions. Residents will find it easier to get jobs, to pay their bills, and to access educational
institutions that promote deeper community ties and greater productivity.
But once again, our efforts to uplift our community are being tamped down by some Legislative Republicans who are attempting to prohibit the
issuance of local IDs. Although this is just the latest in a long string of attacks on local control this session, (from taking over public schools to
consolidating power in the County Executive's office), this effort will have serious impacts on our ability to promote job creation and public safety. For a
party that claims a commitment to local control and economic development, this effort makes such claims appear as nothing more than lip service at
best, xenophobia at worst.
The state bill's cosponsors, who seek to prohibit this local decision, falsely claim that local IDs will be used as tools to promote voter fraud. Nothing
could be further than the truth. There is no left-wing conspiracy to undermine our elections. They should know what is required to vote in
Wisconsin since they rewrote our election laws to make it harder to vote, but easier for politicians to raise endless cash from corporate interests. Their
argument is nothing but a red herring that has no merit and no place in our local governance. Their tactics smell of the same, xenophobic, extreme
scare tactics as their party's Presidential frontrunner, Donald Trump. However, recent polls in Wisconsin show that our state has been cool to his
divisive and hateful rhetoric, perhaps due to our rich immigrant heritage.
Let's unite Milwaukee. Let's make it a more welcoming, safer place for everyone to live and have the opportunity to work hard to achieve the American
Dream. Let's celebrate our diversity and the many different immigrant cultures that helped build our city and county- for us future generations to
enjoy. Let’s give our residents a hand-up. Stop attacking local control in Milwaukee and start building One Milwaukee now.
Marina Dimitrijevic
P~414-278-4232
[email protected]
From:
To:
Dimitrijevic
"Marina; ;" <[email protected]>
CC:
Date:
1/3/2016 7:26:06 PM
Subject: Final draft ?
Let me know ASAP please
Milwaukee County, like many metropolitan areas in America, has a proud, working-class history with diverse immigrant roots. We are known
boast one of the largest and fastest growing Latino populations in our state. As with each immigrant community that preceded it, this community is a
dynamic one, full of entrepreneurism and a shared desire to promote our shared values and economic vitality.
As the daughters of immigrants, and now, as the local and state elected officials who represent these same communities, we understand that the
pursuit of the American Dream is rooted in a basic sense of opportunity and, the need for an fair shot at success.
The City and County of Milwaukee recently expanded access to this American Dream to all of their residents. After extensive public hearings, public
debate, and many votes on this proposed partnership, both the City and the County adopted legislation to begin offering local identification cards for
residents.
Local ID’s have had important economic and social impacts in communities across the country, including in some with the most challenging socioeconomic landscapes. They provide crucial information to employers seeking to hire our residents. They enable members of our community to open
bank accounts and cash checks. They allow residents take out a library book and enjoy a community’s cultural assets. Local ID cards have also
improved law enforcement efforts and promoted public safety because residents become more willing to report criminal activity if they have the proper
identification.
Our research into local IDs suggests that Milwaukee, and its residents, will experience similar benefits. The IDNYC has been a great success with
nearly half a million New Yorkers taking advantage of the many resources that come along with their own local ID card. Last August, more than 30,000
free memberships had been activated at local cultural institutions. Residents will find it easier to get jobs, to pay their bills, and to access educational
institutions that promote deeper community ties and greater productivity.
But once again, our efforts to uplift our community are being tamped down by some Legislative Republicans who are attempting to prohibit the
issuance of local IDs. Although this is just the latest in a long string of attacks on local control this session, (from taking over public schools to
consolidating power in the County Executive's office), this effort will have serious impacts on our ability to promote job creation and public safety. For a
party that claims a commitment to local control and economic development, this effort makes such claims appear as nothing more than lip service at
best, xenophobia at worst.
The state bill's cosponsors, who seek to prohibit this local decision, falsely claim that local IDs will be used as tools to promote voter fraud. Nothing
could be further than the truth. There is no left-wing conspiracy to undermine our elections. They should know what is required to vote in
Wisconsin since they rewrote our election laws to make it harder to vote, but easier for politicians to raise endless cash from corporate interests. Their
argument is nothing but a red herring that has no merit and no place in our local governance. Their tactics smell of the same, xenophobic, extreme
scare tactics as their party's Presidential frontrunner, Donald Trump. However, recent polls in Wisconsin show that our state has been cool to his
divisive and hateful rhetoric, perhaps due to our rich immigrant heritage.
Let's unite Milwaukee. Let's make it a more welcoming, safer place for everyone to live and have the opportunity to work hard to achieve the American
Dream. Let's celebrate our diversity and the many different immigrant cultures that helped build our city and county- for us future generations to
enjoy. Let’s give our residents a hand-up. Stop attacking local control in Milwaukee and start building One Milwaukee now.
Marina Dimitrijevic
P~414-278-4232
[email protected]
From:
To:
Dimitrijevic
"Marina;Ernst-Ulrich Franzen" <[email protected]>
CC:
Date:
1/3/2016 8:41:05 PM
Subject: Opinion Piece on Local ID
ErnieHere is our joint piece as promised.
Marina Dimitrijevic
Milwaukee County Supervisor, District 4 and
JoCasta Zamarripa
State Representative, 8th Assembly District
One Milwaukee
Milwaukee County, like many metropolitan areas in America, has a proud, working-class history with diverse immigrant roots. We are known internationally as the City of
Festivals where we celebrate our many ethnic heritages. As Wisconsin's economic engine, it's no surprise that we also boast one of the largest and fastest growing Latino
populations in our state. As with each immigrant community that preceded it, this community is a dynamic one, full of entrepreneurism and a shared desire to promote our
shared values and economic vitality.
As the daughters of immigrants, and now, as the local and state elected officials who represent these same communities, we understand that the pursuit of the American
Dream is rooted in a basic sense of opportunity and, the need for a fair shot at success.
The City and County of Milwaukee recently expanded access to this American Dream to all of their residents. After extensive public hearings, public debate, and many votes on
this proposed partnership, both the City and the County adopted legislation to begin offering local identification cards for residents.
Local ID’s have had important economic and social impacts in communities across the country, including in some with the most challenging socio-economic landscapes. They
provide crucial information to employers seeking to hire our residents. They enable members of our community to open bank accounts and cash checks. They allow residents
to take out a library book and enjoy a community’s cultural assets. Local ID cards have also improved law enforcement efforts and promoted public safety because residents
become more willing to report criminal activity if they have the proper identification.
Our research into local IDs suggests that Milwaukee, and its residents, will experience similar benefits. The IDNYC has been a great success with nearly half a million New
Yorkers taking advantage of the many resources that come along with their own local ID card. Last August, more than 30,000 free memberships had been activated at local
cultural institutions. Residents will find it easier to get jobs, to pay their bills, and to access educational institutions that promote deeper community ties and greater
productivity.
But once again, our efforts to uplift our community are being tamped down by some Legislative Republicans who are attempting to prohibit the issuance of local IDs. Although
this is just the latest in a long string of attacks on local control in Milwaukee, (from taking over public schools to consolidating power in the County Executive's office), this effort
will have serious impacts on our ability to promote job creation and public safety. For a party that claims a commitment to local control and economic development, this effort
makes such claims appear as nothing more than lip service at best, xenophobia at worst.
The state bill's cosponsors, who seek to prohibit this local decision, falsely claim that local IDs will be used as tools to promote voter fraud. Nothing could be further than the
truth. There is no left-wing conspiracy to undermine our elections. They should know what is required to vote in Wisconsin since they rewrote our election laws to make it
harder to vote, but easier for politicians to raise endless cash from corporate interests. Their argument is nothing but a red herring that has no merit and no place in our local
governance. Their tactics smell of the same, extreme scare tactics that their party's Presidential frontrunner, Donald Trump uses as he touts building walls and deporting
children. However, recent polls in Wisconsin show that our state has been cool to his divisive and hateful rhetoric, perhaps due to our rich immigrant heritage.
Let's unite Milwaukee. Let's make it a more welcoming, safer place for everyone to live and have the opportunity to work hard to achieve the American Dream. Let's celebrate
our diversity and the many different immigrant cultures that helped build our city and county- for us and for future generations to enjoy. Let’s give our residents a hand-up. Stop
attacking local control in Milwaukee and start building One Milwaukee now.
Marina Dimitrijevic
JoCasta Zamarripa
From:
To:
Dimitrijevic
"Marina; Ernst-Ulrich" <Franzen>
CC:
Date:
1/3/2016 8:41:05 PM
Marina Dimitrijevic
JoCasta Zamarripa
One Milwaukee
populations in our state. As with each immigrant community that preceded it, this community is a dynamic one, full of entrepreneurism and a shared desire to promote our
shared values and economic vitality.
provide crucial information to employers seeking to hire our residents. They enable members of our community to open bank accounts and cash checks. They allow residents
to take out a library book and enjoy a community’s cultural assets. Local ID cards have also improved law enforcement efforts and promoted public safety because residents
become more willing to report criminal activity if they have the proper identification.
Our research into local IDs suggests that Milwaukee, and its residents, will experience similar benefits. The IDNYC has been a great success with nearly half a million New
Yorkers taking advantage of the many resources that come along with their own local ID card. Last August, more than 30,000 free memberships had been activated at local
cultural institutions. Residents will find it easier to get jobs, to pay their bills, and to access educational institutions that promote deeper community ties and greater
productivity.
But once again, our efforts to uplift our community are being tamped down by some Legislative Republicans who are attempting to prohibit the issuance of local IDs. Although
this is just the latest in a long string of attacks on local control in Milwaukee, (from taking over public schools to consolidating power in the County Executive's office), this effort
will have serious impacts on our ability to promote job creation and public safety. For a party that claims a commitment to local control and economic development, this effort
makes such claims appear as nothing more than lip service at best, xenophobia at worst.
The state bill's cosponsors, who seek to prohibit this local decision, falsely claim that local IDs will be used as tools to promote voter fraud. Nothing could be further than the
truth. There is no left-wing conspiracy to undermine our elections. They should know what is required to vote in Wisconsin since they rewrote our election laws to make it
harder to vote, but easier for politicians to raise endless cash from corporate interests. Their argument is nothing but a red herring that has no merit and no place in our local
governance. Their tactics smell of the same, extreme scare tactics that their party's Presidential frontrunner, Donald Trump uses as he touts building walls and deporting
children. However, recent polls in Wisconsin show that our state has been cool to his divisive and hateful rhetoric, perhaps due to our rich immigrant heritage.
Let's unite Milwaukee. Let's make it a more welcoming, safer place for everyone to live and have the opportunity to work hard to achieve the American Dream. Let's celebrate
our diversity and the many different immigrant cultures that helped build our city and county- for us and for future generations to enjoy. Let’s give our residents a hand-up. Stop
attacking local control in Milwaukee and start building One Milwaukee now.
Marina Dimitrijevic
JoCasta Zamarripa
From:
"Dimitrijevic, Marina" </O=EXCHANGELABS/OU=EXCHANGE ADMINISTRATIVE;GROUP
To:
"Liz Stephens" <[email protected]>
CC:
Date:
1/3/2016 8:56:00 PM
Subject: Re: Draft 2
Thank you
Marina Dimitrijevic
P~414-278-4232
[email protected]
On Jan 3, 2016, at 4:33 PM, Liz Stephens <[email protected]> wrote:
Here's my thoughts!
From: Dimitrijevic, Marina [[email protected]]
Sent: Sunday, January 03, 2016 12:53 PM
To: Zaferos, Bill; Stephens, Elizabeth; Bablitch, Kelly
Subject: Draft 2
Thanks
JZ:
Here's my contribution. I wanted to add some content around public safety. It is the messaging that I have used on the benefits of drivers cards and it has worked well in
helping to earn support from average Wisconsinites. Let me know what you think!
Milwaukee County, like many Metropolitan places in America has a proud, working-class history with diverse immigrant roots. We are known internationally as the
City of Festivals where we celebrate our many ethnic heritages. As Wisconsin's economic engine, it's no surprise that we also boast one of the largest and fastest
growing Latino populations in our state.
As daughters of immigrants and local and state elected officials, we know respect the pursuit of the American Dream and the basics of democracy which are founded
on elected representation. The City and County of Milwaukee recently adopted legislation during their 2016 annual budget deliberations to begin providing local
identification cards for residents. After public hearings, public debate, and many votes on this partnership, the legislation won approval at both local levels.
But once again, State Republicans think they know best. The Grand Ole Party once loudly declared its support for local control but it appears that was only if they
controlled local governments. Add an attack on a new local ID card program to the long list of usurping local decisions. From taking over public schools to
consolidating power in the County Executive's office, these continued power grabs are undemocratic.
The IDNYC has been a great success with nearly half a million New Yorkers taking advantage of the many resources that come along with their own local id. Last
August, more than 30,000 free memberships had been activated at local cultural institutions. A Milwaukee ID will help residents take out a library book, bank, and
enjoy our world class cultural assets.
Local ID cards will also improve public safety for all Milwaukeeans because access to a identification will foster a greater willingness to cooperate with law
enforcement. So often, we have heard from immigrant constituents who express fear in reaching out to police to report a crime because one of the first things they will
be asked for is ID, which they are usually unable to provide. When victims will not call for help, and witnesses will choose not to cooperate with investigations, all of
our communities are made less safe. Our hope is that our constituents will have the confidence to pick up the phone and report crimes (from domestic violence to gang
activity), so perpetrators will not be able to thrive undetected, thus improving public safety for all of us.
The sponsors of the State bill aimed at prohibiting this local decision are trying to sell the same, xenophobic, extreme scare tactics as their party's Presidential frontrunner, Donald Trump. However, recent polls in Wisconsin show that our state has been cool to his divisive and hateful rhetoric, perhaps due to our rich immigrant
heritage.
The state bill's cosponsors who seek to prohibit this local decision falsely claim that there was a nefarious intent to promote use of these new local ID cards for voting.
These same Republican legislators have rewrote election laws and have made it harder than ever for voters in our state to carry out their constitutionally protected
rights. They should know what is required to vote in Wisconsin rather than use this red herring argument to mask an anti-immigrant agenda.
Let's unite Milwaukee. Let's make it a more welcoming, safer place for everyone to live and have the opportunity to work hard to achieve the American Dream. Let's
celebrate our diversity and the many different immigrant cultures that helped build our city and county- for us future generations to enjoy. Stop attacking local control in
Milwaukee and start building One Milwaukee now.
Marina Dimitrijevic
P~414-278-4232
[email protected]
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RE: Draft 2
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Here's my thoughts!
From: Dimitrijevic, Marina [[email protected]]
Sent: Sunday, January 03, 2016 12:53 PM
To: Zaferos, Bill; Stephens, Elizabeth; Bablitch, Kelly
Subject: Draft 2
Thanks
JZ:
Here's my contribution. I wanted to add some content around public safety. It is the messaging that I have used on the benefits of drivers cards and it has worked well in
helping to earn support from average Wisconsinites. Let me know what you think!
Milwaukee County, like many Metropolitan places in America has a proud, working-class history with diverse immigrant roots. We are known internationally as the City of
populations in our state.
As daughters of immigrants and local and state elected officials, we know respect the pursuit of the American Dream and the basics of democracy which are founded on
elected representation. The City and County of Milwaukee recently adopted legislation during their 2016 annual budget deliberations to begin providing local identification
cards for residents. After public hearings, public debate, and many votes on this partnership, the legislation won approval at both local levels.
But once again, State Republicans think they know best. The Grand Ole Party once loudly declared its support for local control but it appears that was only if they
controlled local governments. Add an attack on a new local ID card program to the long list of usurping local decisions. From taking over public schools to consolidating
power in the County Executive's office, these continued power grabs are undemocratic.
The IDNYC has been a great success with nearly half a million New Yorkers taking advantage of the many resources that come along with their own local id. Last August,
more than 30,000 free memberships had been activated at local cultural institutions. A Milwaukee ID will help residents take out a library book, bank, and enjoy our world
class cultural assets.
Local ID cards will also improve public safety for all Milwaukeeans because access to a identification will foster a greater willingness to cooperate with law enforcement. So
often, we have heard from immigrant constituents who express fear in reaching out to police to report a crime because one of the first things they will be asked for is ID,
which they are usually unable to provide. When victims will not call for help, and witnesses will choose not to cooperate with investigations, all of our communities are made
less safe. Our hope is that our constituents will have the confidence to pick up the phone and report crimes (from domestic violence to gang activity), so perpetrators will not
be able to thrive undetected, thus improving public safety for all of us.
The sponsors of the State bill aimed at prohibiting this local decision are trying to sell the same, xenophobic, extreme scare tactics as their party's Presidential frontrunner,
Donald Trump. However, recent polls in Wisconsin show that our state has been cool to his divisive and hateful rhetoric, perhaps due to our rich immigrant heritage.
The state bill's cosponsors who seek to prohibit this local decision falsely claim that there was a nefarious intent to promote use of these new local ID cards for voting. These
same Republican legislators have rewrote election laws and have made it harder than ever for voters in our state to carry out their constitutionally protected rights. They
should know what is required to vote in Wisconsin rather than use this red herring argument to mask an anti-immigrant agenda.
Let's unite
Milwaukee. Let's make it a more welcoming, safer place for everyone to live and have the opportunity to work hard to achieve the American Dream. Let's celebrate our
diversity and the many different immigrant cultures that helped build our city and county- for us future generations to enjoy. Stop attacking local control in Milwaukee and
start building One Milwaukee now.
Marina Dimitrijevic
P~414-278-4232
[email protected]
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Marina
CC:
Date:
1/3/2016 8:01:06 PM
Subject: Revisions to op-ed
I made a couple of small corrections that I caught. Here it is. Also, here's the spelling of my name for for the by-line.
State Representative JoCasta Zamarripa, 8th Assembly District
_____________________________________________________
Milwaukee County, like many metropolitan areas in America, has a proud, working-class history with diverse immigrant roots. We are known internationally as the City of Festivals
where we celebrate our many ethnic heritages. As Wisconsin's economic engine, it's no surprise that we also boast one of the largest and fastest growing Latino populations in our
state. As with each immigrant community that preceded it, this community is a dynamic one, full of entrepreneurism and a shared desire to promote our shared values and economic
vitality.
As the daughters of immigrants, and now, as the local and state elected officials who represent these same communities, we understand that the pursuit of the American Dream is
rooted in a basic sense of opportunity and, the need for a fair shot at success.
provide crucial information to employers seeking to hire our residents. They enable members of our community to open bank accounts and cash checks. They allow residents to
take out a library book and enjoy a community’s cultural assets. Local ID cards have also improved law enforcement efforts and promoted public safety because residents become
more willing to report criminal activity if they have the proper identification.
Our research into local IDs suggests that Milwaukee, and its residents, will experience similar benefits. The IDNYC has been a great success with nearly half a million New Yorkers
taking advantage of the many resources that come along with their own local ID card. Last August, more than 30,000 free memberships had been activated at local cultural
institutions. Residents will find it easier to get jobs, to pay their bills, and to access educational institutions that promote deeper community ties and greater productivity.
But once again, our efforts to uplift our community are being tamped down by some Legislative Republicans who are attempting to prohibit the issuance of local IDs. Although this is
just the latest in a long string of attacks on local control, (from taking over public schools to consolidating power in the County Executive's office), this effort will have serious impacts
on our ability to promote job creation and public safety. For a party that claims a commitment to local control and economic development, this effort makes such claims appear
as nothing more than lip service at best, xenophobia at worst.
The state bill's cosponsors, who seek to prohibit this local decision, falsely claim that local IDs will be used as tools to promote voter fraud. Nothing could be further than the truth.
There is no left-wing conspiracy to undermine our elections. They should know what is required to vote in Wisconsin since they rewrote our election laws to make it harder to vote,
but easier for politicians to raise endless cash from corporate interests. Their argument is nothing but a red herring that has no merit and no place in our local governance. Their
tactics smell of the same, xenophobic, extreme scare tactics as their party's Presidential frontrunner, Donald Trump. However, recent polls in Wisconsin show that our state has
been cool to his divisive and hateful rhetoric, perhaps due to our rich immigrant heritage.
Let's unite Milwaukee. Let's make it a more welcoming, safer place for everyone to live and have the opportunity to work hard to achieve the American Dream. Let's celebrate our
diversity and the many different immigrant cultures that helped build our city and county- for us and for future generations to enjoy. Let’s give our residents a hand-up. Stop attacking
local control in Milwaukee and start building One Milwaukee now.
-JoCasta Zamarripa
State Representative
8th Assembly District
From:
To:
Bablitch
Kelly;Stephens
"Elizabeth; Zaferos"
Bill;
CC:
Date:
1/4/2016 6:55:33 AM
Subject: Final Opinion Piece on Local ID
As submitted.
Thanks !
Marina Dimitrijevic
P~414-278-4232
[email protected]
Begin forwarded message:
From: "Dimitrijevic, Marina" <[email protected]>
Date: January 3, 2016 at 8:41:05 PM CST
To: "Dimitrijevic, Marina" <[email protected]>, Ernst-Ulrich Franzen <[email protected]>
Marina Dimitrijevic
JoCasta Zamarripa
One Milwaukee
Festivals where we celebrate our many ethnic heritages. As Wisconsin's economic engine, it's no surprise that we also boast one of the largest and fastest growing
Latino populations in our state. As with each immigrant community that preceded it, this community is a dynamic one, full of entrepreneurism and a shared desire
to promote our shared values and economic vitality.
The City and County of Milwaukee recently expanded access to this American Dream to all of their residents. After extensive public hearings, public debate, and many
votes on this proposed partnership, both the City and the County adopted legislation to begin offering local identification cards for residents.
Local ID’s have had important economic and social impacts in communities across the country, including in some with the most challenging socio-economic
landscapes. They provide crucial information to employers seeking to hire our residents. They enable members of our community to open bank accounts and cash
checks. They allow residents to take out a library book and enjoy a community’s cultural assets. Local ID cards have also improved law enforcement efforts and
promoted public safety because residents become more willing to report criminal activity if they have the proper identification.
Our research into local IDs suggests that Milwaukee, and its residents, will experience similar benefits. The IDNYC has been a great success with nearly half a million
New Yorkers taking advantage of the many resources that come along with their own local ID card. Last August, more than 30,000 free memberships had been activated
at local cultural institutions. Residents will find it easier to get jobs, to pay their bills, and to access educational institutions that promote deeper community ties and
greater productivity.
But once again, our efforts to uplift our community are being tamped down by some Legislative Republicans who are attempting to prohibit the issuance of local
IDs. Although this is just the latest in a long string of attacks on local control in Milwaukee, (from taking over public schools to consolidating power in the County
Executive's office), this effort will have serious impacts on our ability to promote job creation and public safety. For a party that claims a commitment to local control and
economic development, this effort makes such claims appear as nothing more than lip service at best, xenophobia at worst.
The state bill's cosponsors, who seek to prohibit this local decision, falsely claim that local IDs will be used as tools to promote voter fraud. Nothing could be further than
the truth. There is no left-wing conspiracy to undermine our elections. They should know what is required to vote in Wisconsin since they rewrote our election laws to
make it harder to vote, but easier for politicians to raise endless cash from corporate interests. Their argument is nothing but a red herring that has no merit and no place
in our local governance. Their tactics smell of the same, extreme scare tactics that their party's Presidential frontrunner, Donald Trump uses as he touts building walls
and deporting children. However, recent polls in Wisconsin show that our state has been cool to his divisive and hateful rhetoric, perhaps due to our rich immigrant
heritage.
Let's unite Milwaukee. Let's make it a more welcoming, safer place for everyone to live and have the opportunity to work hard to achieve the American Dream. Let's
celebrate our diversity and the many different immigrant cultures that helped build our city and county- for us and for future generations to enjoy. Let’s give our residents a
hand-up. Stop attacking local control in Milwaukee and start building One Milwaukee now.
Marina Dimitrijevic
JoCasta Zamarripa
From:
To:
Bablitch
Kelly;
CC:
Date:
1/7/2016 4:58:54 PM
Subject: Fwd: Good luck Sequoia!
Marina Dimitrijevic
P~414-278-4232
[email protected]
From: Sequoia Toni Baker <[email protected]>
To: "Dimitrijevic, Marina" <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: Good luck Sequoia!
Hello Marina,
Thank you so much! Best wishes with everything at the Board and the Working Families Party. You are truly a phenomenal woman! Please feel
free to reach out if you need anything. I'll be sure to keep in touch- I also look forward to seeing pics of the baby soon :)
Best,
Sequoia
On Jan 7, 2016, at 2:43 PM, Dimitrijevic, Marina <[email protected]> wrote:
Thanks for your great work. I just hired someone new. Make sure you write to let us know how it is at the White House!!!!!!
Marina Dimitrijevic
P~414-278-4232
[email protected]
To: DL CTYBRD County_Board_All <[email protected]>
Subject: Good luck Sequoia!
As you may know, Sequoia has accepted an amazing opportunity in Washington D.C. at the White House. She will work on a special
fellowship for First Lady Obama.
This is an amazing experience for Sequoia and I hope you will all join me in wishing her well.
Thank you to Sequoia for assisting my office and our department. She came to us as part of our internship program and stayed on as a
legislative aide. Her sophisticated demeanor and positive attitude have been an asset to us and will certainly guide her in serving our
First Lady and country.
Thank you Sequoia!
Marina Dimitrijevic
P~414-278-4232
[email protected]
This message is intended for the sole use of the individual and entity to which it is addressed, and may contain information that is privileged,
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From:
"Sequoia Toni Baker" <[email protected]>
To:
Dimitrijevic
Marina
CC:
Date:
1/7/2016 4:42:19 PM
Subject: Re: Good luck Sequoia!
Hello Marina,
Thank you so much! Best wishes with everything at the Board and the Working Families Party. You are truly a phenomenal woman! Please feel free to
reach out if you need anything. I'll be sure to keep in touch- I also look forward to seeing pics of the baby soon :)
Best,
Sequoia
On Jan 7, 2016, at 2:43 PM, Dimitrijevic, Marina <[email protected]> wrote:
Thanks for your great work. I just hired someone new. Make sure you write to let us know how it is at the White House!!!!!!
Marina Dimitrijevic
P~414-278-4232
[email protected]
To: DL CTYBRD County_Board_All <[email protected]>
Subject: Good luck Sequoia!
As you may know, Sequoia has accepted an amazing opportunity in Washington D.C. at the White House. She will work on a special
fellowship for First Lady Obama.
This is an amazing experience for Sequoia and I hope you will all join me in wishing her well.
Thank you to Sequoia for assisting my office and our department. She came to us as part of our internship program and stayed on as a
legislative aide. Her sophisticated demeanor and positive attitude have been an asset to us and will certainly guide her in serving our First
Lady and country.
Thank you Sequoia!
Marina Dimitrijevic
P~414-278-4232
[email protected]
This message is intended for the sole use of the individual and entity to which it is addressed, and may contain information that is privileged,
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(FYDIBOHF23SPDLT)/CN=RECIPIENTS/CN=6995B6DB936E43C88E69C1018ECED916-BILLZAFEROS>
To:
Dimitrijevic
Marina
CC:
Date:
1/11/2016 4:06:38 PM
Subject: Fw: Daily News Clippings, 1/11/16
They did. I included the Atlantic story
Bill Zaferos
Public Information Manager
Milwaukee County Board
901 N. 9th St.
Room 201
Milwaukee, WI 53233
(414) 278-4230 Office
(414) 737-9103 Cell
From: Zaferos, Bill
Sent: Monday, January 11, 2016 9:07 AM
Subject: Daily News Clippings, 1/11/16
Milwaukee County Board: Is Privatizing Mitchell International Airport Back on the Table?
(1/8/16, Business Journal, Olivia Barrow)
http://www.bizjournals.com/milwaukee/news/2016/01/08/milwaukee-county-board-is-mke-privatization-back.html?ana=e_du_pub&s=article_du&ed=2016-0108&u=JttZLtLOoBrLK%2BsuE%2BrZXg008903e0&t=1452288085
County Buses Move Toward Paperless System
(1/8/16, JSOnline, Don Behm)
http://www.jsonline.com/news/milwaukee/county-buses-move-toward-paperless-system-b99648211z1-364668891.html
Election Commission Allows Fourth Candidate in County Exec's Race
(1/8/16, JSOnline, Don Behm)
http://www.jsonline.com/news/milwaukee/county-election-commission-allows-fourth-candidate-in-execs-race-b99648199z1-364646641.html
New Owners Envision New Attractions at Shops of Grand Avenue
(1/8/16, JSOnline, Tom Daykin)
http://www.jsonline.com/business/new-owners-envision-new-attractions-at-shops-of-grand-avenue-b99648223z1-364666921.html
SDC Tax Assistance Program Saved
(1/10/16, Urban Milwaukee, Neighborhood News Service, Edgar Mendez)
http://urbanmilwaukee.com/2016/01/10/sdc-tax-assistance-program-saved/
16 Lincoln Hills Staffers on Paid Leave for Infractions
(1/8/16, JSOnline, Patrick Marley and Jason Stein)
http://www.jsonline.com/news/statepolitics/16-lincoln-hills-staffers-on-paid-leave-for-infractions-b99648492z1-364704381.html
Wisconsin Coalition Against Homelessness Urges Local Officials to Provide Warming Centers for Homeless This Weekend
(1/9/15, Milwaukee Courier, Staff)
http://milwaukeecourieronline.com/index.php/2016/01/09/wisconsin-coaltion-against-homelessness-urges-local-officials-to-provide-warming-centers-forhomeless-this-weekend/
The Pugnacious, Relentless Progressive Party That Wants to Remake America
(1/7/16, The Atlantic, Molly Ball)
http://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2016/01/working-families-party/422949/
(JSOnline User name, [email protected], Password, welcome1)
(Daily Reporter User name, [email protected], Password, milwaukee)
(Business Journal User name, [email protected], Password, welcome1)
Bill Zaferos
Public Information Manager
Milwaukee County Board
901 N. 9th St.
Room 201
Milwaukee, WI 53233
(414) 278-4230 Office
(414) 737-9103 Cell
From:
"Voces de la Frontera" <[email protected]>
To:
Dimitrijevic
Marina;
CC:
Date:
1/13/2016 2:48:53 PM
Subject: Join Us at the Capitol to Defend Immigrant Rights Next Wednesday,1/20!

1027 S. 5th St.,
Milwaukee, WI 53215
(414) 643-1620
Wednesday, January 13, 2016
ESPAÑOL ABAJO
Dear Marina,
Did you know that anti-immigrant politicians have introduced a slew of legislation in Madison?
Join us on Wednesday, January 20th at 9am in Room 300 NE at the Capitol in Madison for a day of lobbying in defense of immigrant
and worker rights!
Anti-immigrant legislators have put forward bills to:
Permit police and public employees to ask people about their immigration status (AB 450)
Impound the cars of people stopped for driving without a license
Block local control and local ID cards (SB 533)
On January 20th, we will visit lawmakers to urge them to oppose all three bills and testify in a public hearing at 10am on AB 450 in Room 412 East.
We will have a bus available in Racine and Milwaukee for those who need a ride. The bus leaves from the Racine Labor Center (2100
Layard Ave.) at 6:30am and from Voces de la Frontera (1027 S. 5th Street) in Milwaukee at 7am. Please call 414-643-1620 for more information.
Lunch will be provided.
Please click here to join us next Wednesday!
Thank you, and remember, ¡la unión hace la fuerza!
Solidarity,
Christine Neumann-Ortiz
Executive Director
Voces de la Frontera
Dear Marina,
¿Usted sabía que políticos anti-inmigrantes han presentado propuestas racistas en Madison?
¡Acompáñanos el miercoles, 20 de enero, a las 9am en cuarto 300 nordeste del Capitolio en Madison por un día de cabildeo en
defensa de los derechos de los inmigrantes y trabajadores!
Legisladores anti-inmigrantes han presentado propuestas de ley que:
Quieran que la policía y empleados públicos pregunten a gente sobre su estatus migratorio (AB 450)
Confisquen los carros de personas paradas por manejar sin licencia
Bloqueen el control local y las tarjetas de identificación locales (SB 533)
El 20 de enero hablaremos con legisladores para exigirles que estén en contra de las tres propuestas de ley y daremos testimonio en la audiencia
pública de AB 450 a las 10am en el cuarto 412 del este.
Tendremos un autobús de Racine y Milwaukee para los que necesitan un ride. El autobús sale a las 6:30am del Centro Laboral de Racine
(2100 Layard Ave) y a las 7am de Voces de la Frontera en Milwaukee (1027 S 5th St). Para más información, favor de llamar al 414-643-1620.
Proveeremos almuerzo.
¡Haga clic aquí para confirmar su presencia próximo miércoles!
Gracias, y recuerda, ¡la unión hace la fuerza!
Solidaridad,
Directora Ejecutiva
###
Voces De La Frontera
1027 South 5th Street
Milwaukee, WI 53204-1734
United States
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From:
To:
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Elizabeth;
CC:
Date:
1/18/2016 2:01:21 PM
Subject: Fwd: Wednesday, January 20th: Join Us at the Capitol to DefendImmigrant Rights
Marina Dimitrijevic
P~414-278-4232
[email protected]
From: Voces de la Frontera <[email protected]>
To: Marina Dimitrijevic <[email protected]>
Subject: Wednesday, January 20th: Join Us at the Capitol to Defend Immigrant Rights
Reply-To: Voces de la Frontera <[email protected]>

1027 S. 5th St.,
Milwaukee, WI 53215
(414) 643-1620
Monday, January 18, 2016
ESPAÑOL ABAJO
Dear Marina,
As we speak, anti-immigrant politicians are trying to turn Wisconsin into Arizona!
Join us on Wednesday, January 20th at the Capitol in Madison for a day of lobbying in defense of immigrant and worker rights!
Permit police and public employees to ask people about their immigration status and detain undocumented people for deportation (AB 450)
On January 20th, we will visit lawmakers to urge them to oppose all three bills and testify in the public hearing at 10am on AB
450 in Room 412 East.
We will have buses leaving from Racine, Milwaukee, and Waukesha for those who need transportation. The bus leaves from the
Racine Labor Center (2100 Layard Ave.) at 6:30am, from Voces de la Frontera (1027 S. 5th Street) in Milwaukee at 7am, and from the Waukesha
area (21300 W Greenfield Ave, New Berlin) at 7:20am. Please call 414-643-1620 for more information. Lunch will be provided.
Click here to join us Wednesday!
For those who can't come to Madison, you can still call and email your own state legislators as well as the legislators who will determine the fate of
these abhorrent bills. Click here to find your state legislators.
For AB 450, which will lead to police detaining immigrants for deportation, please contact:
Rep. E. Brooks (R Reedsburg)
Rep. Hutton (R - Brookfield,
West Allis)
Rep. Novak (R Dodgeville):
(608) 2668531
(608) 2679836
(608) 2667502
(608) 266Rep. Quinn (R - Rice Lake)
2519
Rep. Steffen (R - Green
(608) 266Bay)
5840
Rep. (R - Greenfield,
(608) 266Franklin)
8590
Rep. Genrich (D - Green
(608) 266Bay)
0616
Rep. Young (D (608) 266Milwaukee)
3786
(608) 266Rep. Subeck (D - Madison)
7521
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Suggested script: "Hi, I am calling to ask Rep. _____ to oppose AB 450, a bill to encourage police and public employees to ask members of the public about their immigration status and
then detain undocumented people. This bill would terrorize immigrant families and make many people in our community afraid to report crimes, making us all less safe. Please oppose
AB 450."
For SB 533, the bill to block local control and local ID cards, please contact:
Sen. LeMahieu (R Sheboygan)
Sen. Kapenga (R Waukesha)
Sen. Wanggaard (R Racine and Kenosha
County)
Sen. Risser (D - Madison)
Sen. Miller (D - Monona)
Rep. Rodriguez (R - Oak
Creek)
(608) 2662056
(608) 2669174
(608) 2661832
(608) 2661627
(608) 2669170
(608) 2660610
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Suggested script: Hi, I am a constituent calling to ask Rep./Sen. _____ to oppose SB 533, a bill to prevent the City of Milwaukee and Milwaukee County from creating local ID cards. The
bill is an attack on local control statewide and on the thousands of Wisconsin residents who for lack of money or documents cannot access Wisconsin State IDs. The local IDs cannot be
used to vote or to access social safety net programs. Local IDs will promote public safety, economic development and a sense of community. Please support these vulnerable community
members, local control and Milwaukee IDs.
For the bill to impound the cars of people stopped for driving without a license, please call and email Rep. Sanfelippo (R - New Berlin), (608) 2660620, [email protected].
Finally, please click here to donate to support the Lobby Day and the fight for immigrant and worker rights in Wisconsin. Wisconsin is not Arizona!
Solidarity,
Executive Director
Dear Marina,
¡Alerta! Políticos anti-inmigrantes están intentando de convertir Wisconsin en Arizona!
¡Acompáñanos el miercoles, 20 de enero, por un día de cabildeo en defensa de los derechos de los inmigrantes y trabajadores!
El 20 de enero hablaremos con legisladores para exigirles que estén en contra de las tres propuestas de ley y daremos testimonio en la
audiencia pública de AB 450 a las 10am en el cuarto 412 del este.
Tendremos un autobús de Racine, Milwaukee y Waukesha para los que necesitan transporte. El autobús sale a las 6:30am del
Centro Laboral de Racine (2100 Layard Ave), a las 7am de Voces de la Frontera en Milwaukee (1027 S 5th St) y a del area de Waukesha (21300 W
Greenfield Ave en New Berlin) a las 7:20am. Para más información, favor de llamar al 414-643-1620. Proveeremos almuerzo.
Para los que no pueden ir a Madison, todavía pueden llamar y mandar correos electrónicos a sus legisladores y también a los legisladores que
determinarán si o no pasen estas propuestas de ley racistas. Haga clic aquí para aprender quienes son sus legisladores.
Para AB 450, que permitirá a la policía y empleados públicos que investiguen el estatus migratorio y detengan personas indocumentados para
deportación, favor de contactar:
(608)
2668531
(608)
Rep. Hutton (R 267Brookfield, West Allis)
9836
Representative
(608)
Novak (R 266Dodgeville):
7502
(608)
Rep. Quinn (R - Rice
266Lake)
2519
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Rep. Steffen (R Green Bay)
Franklin)
Rep. Genrich (D Green Bay)
Rep. Young (D Milwaukee)
Rep. Subeck (D Madison)
(608)
2665840
(608)
2668590
(608)
2660616
(608)
2663786
(608)
2667521
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Guión sugerida: Hola, estoy llamando para pedirle al representativo _____ que esté en contra de AB 450, una propuesta de ley que permitirá a la
policía y empleados públicos que investiguen el estatus migratorio y detengan personas indocumentados para deportación. Esta propuesta
terrorizará a familias inmigrantes y haga a muchas personas en la comunidad que tendrían miedo de reporter crimenes, haciendo a todas
personas menos seguras. Favor de estar en contra de AB 450.
Para SB 533, la propuesta para bloquear el control local y los IDs locales, favor de contactar:
Senator LeMahieu
(R - Sheboygan)
Sen. Wanggaard (R
- Racine and
Kenosha County)
Sen. Risser (D Madison)
(608) [email protected]
2056
9174
1832
1627
Sen. Miller (D Monona)
Rep. Rodriguez (R Oak Creek)
9170
0610
Guión sugerida: Hola, estoy llamando para pedirle al representativo/senador _______ que esté en contra de SB 533, una propuesta de ley para
bloquear la ciudad de Milwaukee y el condado de Milwaukee de hacer una tarjeta de identificación local. Esta propuesta es un ataque en contra
del control local a través del estado y un atque en contra de los miles de personas en Wisconsin que no pueden obtener una identificación del
estado porque faltan dinero o documentos. Los IDs locales no pueden ser usados para votar o tener acesso al alivio public. Los IDs locales
promoverán la seguridad pública, el desarrollo económico y el sentido de comunidad. Favor de apoyar estos miembros vulnerables de nuestra
comunidad, el control local y los IDs locales.
Para la propuesta para confiscar los carros de personas paradas por manejar sin licensia, favor de contactar el representativo Sanfelippo (R New Berlin), (608) 266-0620, [email protected].
Finalmente, ¡haga clic aquí para donar para apoyar el día de cabilideo y la lucha en contra de estas propuestas de ley racista! ¡Wisconsin no es
Arizona!
Solidaridad,
Directora Ejecutiva
###
United States
From:
To:
Dimitrijevic
Marina
CC:
Date:
1/18/2016 1:58:33 PM
Subject: Wednesday, January 20th: Join Us at the Capitol to Defend ImmigrantRights

1027 S. 5th St.,
Milwaukee, WI 53215
(414) 643-1620
ESPAÑOL ABAJO
Dear Marina,
As we speak, anti-immigrant politicians are trying to turn Wisconsin into Arizona!
Join us on Wednesday, January 20th at the Capitol in Madison for a day of lobbying in defense of immigrant and worker rights!
On January 20th, we will visit lawmakers to urge them to oppose all three bills and testify in the public hearing at 10am on AB 450 in
Room 412 East.
We will have buses leaving from Racine, Milwaukee, and Waukesha for those who need transportation. The bus leaves from the Racine
Labor Center (2100 Layard Ave.) at 6:30am, from Voces de la Frontera (1027 S. 5th Street) in Milwaukee at 7am, and from the Waukesha area (21300 W
Greenfield Ave, New Berlin) at 7:20am. Please call 414-643-1620 for more information. Lunch will be provided.
Click here to join us Wednesday!
For those who can't come to Madison, you can still call and email your own state legislators as well as the legislators who will determine the fate of
West Allis)
Rep. Novak (R Dodgeville):
(608) 2668531
(608) 2679836
(608) 2667502
(608) 266Rep. Quinn (R - Rice Lake)
2519
Rep. Steffen (R - Green
(608) 266Bay)
5840
(608) 266Franklin)
8590
(608) 266Bay)
0616
Rep. Young (D (608) 266Milwaukee)
3786
(608) 266Rep. Subeck (D - Madison)
7521
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Suggested script: "Hi, I am calling to ask Rep. _____ to oppose AB 450, a bill to encourage police and public employees to ask members of the public about their immigration status and then
detain undocumented people. This bill would terrorize immigrant families and make many people in our community afraid to report crimes, making us all less safe. Please oppose AB 450."
County)
Creek)
(608) 2662056
(608) 2669174
(608) 2661832
(608) 2661627
(608) 2669170
(608) 2660610
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Suggested script: Hi, I am a constituent calling to ask Rep./Sen. _____ to oppose SB 533, a bill to prevent the City of Milwaukee and Milwaukee County from creating local ID cards. The bill is an
attack on local control statewide and on the thousands of Wisconsin residents who for lack of money or documents cannot access Wisconsin State IDs. The local IDs cannot be used to vote or
to access social safety net programs. Local IDs will promote public safety, economic development and a sense of community. Please support these vulnerable community members, local
control and Milwaukee IDs.
For the bill to impound the cars of people stopped for driving without a license, please call and email Rep. Sanfelippo (R - New Berlin), (608) 266-0620,
[email protected].
Solidarity,
Executive Director
Dear Marina,
¡Alerta! Políticos anti-inmigrantes están intentando de convertir Wisconsin en Arizona!
¡Acompáñanos el miercoles, 20 de enero, por un día de cabildeo en defensa de los derechos de los inmigrantes y trabajadores!
El 20 de enero hablaremos con legisladores para exigirles que estén en contra de las tres propuestas de ley y daremos testimonio en la
audiencia pública de AB 450 a las 10am en el cuarto 412 del este.
Tendremos un autobús de Racine, Milwaukee y Waukesha para los que necesitan transporte. El autobús sale a las 6:30am del Centro
Laboral de Racine (2100 Layard Ave), a las 7am de Voces de la Frontera en Milwaukee (1027 S 5th St) y a del area de Waukesha (21300 W Greenfield Ave
en New Berlin) a las 7:20am. Para más información, favor de llamar al 414-643-1620. Proveeremos almuerzo.
(608)
2668531
(608)
9836
Representative
(608)
7502
(608)
266Lake)
2519
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Rep. Steffen (R Green Bay)
Franklin)
(608)
2665840
(608)
2668590
(608)
2660616
(608)
2663786
(608)
2667521
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
policía y empleados públicos que investiguen el estatus migratorio y detengan personas indocumentados para deportación. Esta propuesta terrorizará
a familias inmigrantes y haga a muchas personas en la comunidad que tendrían miedo de reporter crimenes, haciendo a todas personas menos
seguras. Favor de estar en contra de AB 450.
Senator LeMahieu
(R - Sheboygan)
Sen. Wanggaard (R
- Racine and
Kenosha County)
2056
9174
1832
1627
9170
0610
bloquear la ciudad de Milwaukee y el condado de Milwaukee de hacer una tarjeta de identificación local. Esta propuesta es un ataque en contra del
control local a través del estado y un atque en contra de los miles de personas en Wisconsin que no pueden obtener una identificación del estado
porque faltan dinero o documentos. Los IDs locales no pueden ser usados para votar o tener acesso al alivio public. Los IDs locales promoverán la
seguridad pública, el desarrollo económico y el sentido de comunidad. Favor de apoyar estos miembros vulnerables de nuestra comunidad, el control
local y los IDs locales.
Para la propuesta para confiscar los carros de personas paradas por manejar sin licensia, favor de contactar el representativo Sanfelippo (R - New
Berlin), (608) 266-0620, [email protected].
Arizona!
Solidaridad,
Directora Ejecutiva
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From:
To:
Dimitrijevic
Marina
CC:
Date:
1/20/2016 6:11:45 AM
Subject: Today, Join Us at the Capitol and Call Legislators to DefendImmigrant Rights

1027 S. 5th St.,
Milwaukee, WI 53215
(414) 643-1620
Wednesday, January 20, 2016
ESPAÑOL ABAJO
Dear Marina,
Immigrant families need you to call legislators to stop anti-immigrant politicians from turning Wisconsin into Arizona!
Impound the cars of people stopped for driving without a license and sell them after 30 days if the owner doesn't have a valid driver license and
insurance
Block local control and local ID cards available to undocumented and under-documented people (SB 533)
Today we are visiting lawmakers to urge them to oppose all three bills and testifying in the public hearing at 10am on AB 450 in
Room 412 East.
For those who can't come to the Captiol, you can still call your own state legislators and the legislators who will determine the fate of
Rep. E. Brooks (R Reedsburg), Chair
West Allis), Vice-Chair
(608)
266-8531
(608)
267-9836
(608)
Rep. Novak (R - Dodgeville):
266-7502
(608)
Rep. Quinn (R - Rice Lake)
266-2519
(608)
Rep. Steffen (R - Green Bay)
266-5840
(608)
Franklin)
266-8590
(608)
Bay)
266-0616
(608)
Rep. Young (D - Milwaukee)
266-3786
(608)
Rep. Subeck (D - Madison)
266-7521
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Suggested script: "Hi, I am calling to ask Rep. _____ to oppose AB 450, a bill to encourage police and public employees to ask members of the public about their immigration status and then
detain undocumented people. This bill would terrorize immigrant families and make many people in our community afraid to report crimes, making us all less safe. Please oppose AB 450."
Sen. LeMahieu (R Sheboygan), Chair
Sen. Kapenga (R Waukesha), Vice-Chair
County)
(608) 2662056
(608) 2669174
(608) 2661832
Creek)
(608) 2661627
(608) 2669170
(608) 2660610
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Suggested script: Hi, I am a constituent calling to ask Rep./Sen. _____ to oppose SB 533, a bill to prevent the City of Milwaukee and Milwaukee County from creating local ID cards. The bill is an
attack on local control statewide and on the thousands of Wisconsin residents who for lack of money or documents cannot access Wisconsin State IDs. The local IDs cannot be used to vote or
to access social safety net programs. Local IDs will promote public safety, economic development and a sense of community. Please support these vulnerable community members, local
control and Milwaukee IDs.
For the bill to impound the cars of people stopped for driving without a license, please call and email Rep. Sanfelippo (R - New Berlin), (608) 266-0620,
[email protected].
Rep. Sanfelippo (R New Berlin
0620
Solidarity,
Executive Director
Dear Marina,
¡Familias inmigrantes necesitan que usted llame a los legisladores para poner un alto a propuestas de ley anti-inmigrantes!
Hoy estamos en el capitolio hablando con legisladores para exigirles que estén en contra de las tres propuestas de ley y daremos testimonio
en la audiencia pública de AB 450 a las 10am en el cuarto 412 del este.
(608)
2668531
(608)
9836
Representative
(608)
7502
(608)
266Lake)
2519
(608)
Rep. Steffen (R 266Green Bay)
5840
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Franklin)
(608)
2668590
(608)
2660616
(608)
2663786
(608)
2667521
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
policía y empleados públicos que investiguen el estatus migratorio y detengan personas indocumentados para deportación. Esta propuesta terrorizará
a familias inmigrantes y haga a muchas personas en la comunidad que tendrían miedo de reporter crimenes, haciendo a todas personas menos
seguras. Favor de estar en contra de AB 450.
Senator LeMahieu
(R - Sheboygan)
Sen. Wanggaard (R
- Racine and
Kenosha County)
2056
9174
1832
1627
9170
0610
Para la propuesta para confiscar los carros de personas paradas por manejar sin licensia, favor de contactar el representativo Sanfelippo (R - New
Berlin), (608) 266-0620, [email protected].
Rep. Sanfelippo (R New Berlin
0620
Arizona!
Solidaridad,
Directora Ejecutiva
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To:
Dimitrijevic
Marina
CC:
"Bauman, Robert" <[email protected]>
Date:
1/21/2016 3:34:26 PM
Subject:
Re: Tonight
Attachments: Mailing prohibition for candidates 11.33 Stats.pdf
ATT00001.htm
The Shepherd thank you and link have been posted to your front page.
Rob... Kelly asked that I share the attached notice about the mailing restrictions with you in case you hadn’t yet received a copy. Let me know if you
have any questions.
Jeremy Hooper
Graphic Designer
901 N. 9th St., Room 201
Milwaukee, WI 53233
(414) 278-4284
From:
To:
Dimitrijevic
Marina
CC:
Date:
1/25/2016 5:07:37 PM
Subject: Join Us Tomorrow in Madison to Defend Local IDs!

1027 S. 5th St.,
Milwaukee, WI 53215
(414) 643-1620
ESPAÑOL ABAJO
Dear Marina,
Tomorrow at 1pm, the Wisconson Senate will hold a hearing on SB 533, a bill to block the local identification cards our movement
won last year for undocumented people and under-documented US citizens who can’t access state ID.
Join us tomorrow at the Capitol in Madison to attend the hearing, speak to the need for these IDs, and defend our victory.
The hearing is at 1pm in Room 411 South of the Capitol in Madison. Buses leave at 10am from the Racine Labor Center (2100 Layard Avenue), at
10:30am from Voces de la Frontera (1027 S. 5th St. in Milwaukee), and at 11am from Casa de Restauración Methodist Church (21300 W. Greenfield
Ave. in New Berlin). Please call 414-469-9206 for more information. Lunch will be provided.
Many immigrants, transgender people, the homeless, seniors, formerly incarcerated people, and thousands of low income people in Milwaukee and
throughout the state cannot access Wisconsin state ID. With a local ID, these marginalized community members could identify themselves to police
when stopped or when they need to report crimes, could identify themselves to homeless shelters and healthcare providers; domestic
violence domestic violence survivors would be able to file papers in court to protect the victim and their children; people could take their recycling to city
recycling centers and access other local government services they pay taxes to provide; enter public schools to meet their children’s teachers.
Click here to join us tomorrow!
For those who can't come to Madison, you can still call and email your own state legislators as well as the legislators who will determine the fate of this
bad bill! Click here to find your state legislators.
Please contact:
County)
Creek)
(608) 2662056
(608) 2669174
(608) 2661832
(608) 2661627
(608) 2669170
(608) 2660610
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Suggested script: Hi, I am calling to ask Rep./Sen. _____ to oppose SB 533, a bill to prevent the City of Milwaukee and Milwaukee County from creating local ID cards. The bill is an attack on
local control statewide and on the thousands of Wisconsin residents who for lack of money or documents cannot access Wisconsin State IDs. The local IDs cannot be used to vote or to access
social safety net programs, but they can be used to identify yourself to law enforcement, homeless shelters, healthcare providers, and other institutions. Domestic violence survivors will be able
to use it to file papers in court. Local IDs will promote public safety and economic development. Please support these vulnerable community members, local control and Milwaukee IDs.
Solidarity,
Executive Director
Dear Marina,
Mañana, el senado de Wisconsin tendrá una audiencia pública sobre una propuesta de ley para bloquear los IDs locales que
ganamos el año pasado para personas indocumentadas.
¡Acompáñanos mañana en el capitolio para estar presente en la audiencia, dar voz a la necesidad y defender
nuestra victoria.
La audiencia es a la 1pm en cuarto 411 sur del Capitolio en Madison y traducción será disponible. Camiones salen a las 10am del Centro Laboral de
Racine (2100 Avenida Layard), a las 10:30am de Voces de la Frontera (1027 sur de la calle 5 en Milwaukee) y a las 11am de la iglesia metodista casa
de restauración en New Berlin (21300 oeste de la Greenfield). Llame a 414-828-2692 para más información. Proveeremos almuerzo.
¡Haga clic aquí para confirmar su presencia mañana!
determinarán si o no pase esta propuestas de ley racista. Haga clic aquí para aprender quienes son sus legisladores. Favor de contactar:
Senator LeMahieu
(R - Sheboygan)
Sen. Wanggaard (R
- Racine and
Kenosha County)
2056
9174
1832
1627
9170
0610
Solidaridad,
Directora Ejecutiva
###
United States
From:
To:
Dimitrijevic
Marina
CC:
Date:
1/26/2016 3:48:16 PM
Subject: Action Alert: Call and Email State Legislators to Support Local IDs!

1027 S. 5th St.,
Milwaukee, WI 53215
(414) 643-1620
Tuesday, January 26, 2016
ESPAÑOL ABAJO
Dear Marina,
Right now, the Wisconson Senate is holding a hearing on SB 533, a bill to block the local identification cards our movement won
last year for undocumented people and under-documented US citizens who can’t access state ID.
Please call and email your own state legislators as well as the legislators who will determine the fate of this bad bill!
Many immigrants, transgender people, the homeless, seniors, formerly incarcerated people, and thousands of low income people in Milwaukee and
throughout the state cannot access Wisconsin state ID. With a local ID, these marginalized community members could identify themselves to police
when stopped or when they need to report crimes, could identify themselves to homeless shelters and healthcare providers; domestic
violence domestic violence survivors would be able to file papers in court to protect the victim and their children; people could take their recycling to city
recycling centers and access other local government services they pay taxes to provide; enter public schools to meet their children’s teachers.
Click here to email and call your state legislators.
Please contact:
County)
Creek)
(608) 2662056
(608) 2669174
(608) 2661832
(608) 2661627
(608) 2669170
(608) 2660610
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Suggested script: Hi, I am calling to ask Rep./Sen. _____ to oppose SB 533, a bill to prevent the City of Milwaukee and Milwaukee County from creating local ID cards. The bill is an attack on
local control statewide and on the thousands of Wisconsin residents who for lack of money or documents cannot access Wisconsin State IDs. The local IDs cannot be used to vote or to access
social safety net programs, but they can be used to identify yourself to law enforcement, homeless shelters, healthcare providers, and other institutions. Domestic violence survivors will be able
to use it to file papers in court. Local IDs will promote public safety and economic development. Please support these vulnerable community members, local control and Milwaukee IDs.
Solidarity,
Executive Director
Dear Marina,
Ahorita, el senado de Wisconsin está en una audiencia pública sobre una propuesta de ley para bloquear los IDs locales que
ganamos el año pasado para personas indocumentadas.
Por favor, llame y mande correos electrónicos a sus legisladores y a los legisladores que determinarán si o no
pase esta propuestas de ley racista.
Haga clic aquí para llamar y mandar un email a sus legisladores.
Favor de contactar:
Senator LeMahieu
(R - Sheboygan)
Sen. Wanggaard (R
- Racine and
Kenosha County)
2056
9174
1832
1627
9170
0610
Solidaridad,
Directora Ejecutiva
###
United States
From:
To:
Bauman
Robert;
CC:
Date:
1/26/2016 11:59:52 AM
Subject:
Fwd: Document3
Attachments: Local ID - Dimitrijevic.docx
ATT00001.htm
Marina Dimitrijevic
P~414-278-4232
[email protected]
From: Liz Stephens <[email protected]>
Date: January 26, 2016 at 11:19:33 AM CST
To: "'Dimitrijevic, Marina'" <[email protected]>
Subject: RE: Document3
Here is yours.
Do you have electronic letterhead and signature?
From: Dimitrijevic, Marina [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 26, 2016 10:57 AM
To: Liz Stephens
Subject: Re: Document3
Excellent
Marina Dimitrijevic
P~414-278-4232
[email protected]
On Jan 26, 2016, at 10:52 AM, Liz Stephens <[email protected]> wrote:
<Doc3.docx>
disclosure under applicable law. If you are not the intended addressee, nor authorized to receive for the intended addressee, you are hereby notified that you may not
use, copy, disclose or distribute to anyone the message or any information contained in the message. If you have received this message in error, please immediately
advise the sender by reply email and delete the message.
From:
To:
Zaferos
Bill
CC:
Date:
1/26/2016 12:13:09 PM
Subject:
Latoya
ATT00001.htm
Can you email this to her ASAP
From:
To:
Dimitrijevic
Marina
CC:
Date:
1/26/2016 11:19:33 AM
Subject:
RE: Document3
Here is yours.
Do you have electronic letterhead and signature?
Sent: Tuesday, January 26, 2016 10:57 AM
To: Liz Stephens
Subject: Re: Document3
Excellent
Marina Dimitrijevic
P~414-278-4232
[email protected]
On Jan 26, 2016, at 10:52 AM, Liz Stephens <[email protected]> wrote:
<Doc3.docx>
This message is intended for the sole use of the individual and entity to which it is addressed, and may contain information that is privileged, confidential and exempt from disclosure
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distribute to anyone the message or any information contained in the message. If you have received this message in error, please immediately advise the sender by reply email and
delete the message.
From:
To:
Dimitrijevic
Marina
CC:
Date:
2/2/2016 3:45:39 PM
Subject: Action Alert: Join Us Tomorrow at the Capitol to Oppose Anti-ImmigrantLegislation!

1027 S. 5th St.,
Milwaukee, WI 53215
(414) 643-1620
Tuesday, February 2nd, 2016
Action Alert: Join Us Tomorrow at the Capitol to Oppose Anti-Immigrant Legislation!
Dear Marina,
Tomorrow, the Elections and Local Government Committee of the Wisconsin State Senate will vote on a bill (SB 533) to block Milwaukee's new initiative to provide identification
cards to people who cannot obtain Wisconsin state ID, including undocumented people.
At 10am tomorrow, we'll be heading to the Capitol to call on Governor Walker and state lawmakers to oppose SB 533 and other anti-immigrant bills currently before the state
legislature.
Can you join us at 10am tomorrow in the Assembly Parlor at the Capitol in Madison?
The Assembly Parlor is off the Assembly chambers on the second floor in the west wing of the Capitol. We'll hold a press conference and then deliver a letter to Governor Walker's
office, visit lawmakers to ask them to oppose the bills, and attend the 1pm vote on SB 533 in Room 330 Southwest. We will provide lunch. For those leaving from Milwaukee, we'll
have a carpool leaving from 1027 South 5th Street at 8am. Please call 414-469-9206 for more information.
Click here to join us!
The other bill, AB 450, is an Arizona-type law that would lead to police investigating immigration status and detaining undocumented people for
deportation
Also, please call Governor Walker at (608) 266-1212 and call and email your state legislators to ask them to oppose
AB 450 and SB 533!
Click here to find the phone numbers and emails of your state legislators.
Suggested Script:
Suggested script: Hi, I am calling to ask Rep./Sen./Gov. _____ to oppose two anti-immigrant bills, SB 533 and AB 450. SB 533 aims to prevent counties from creating local ID cards for their
residents, including those who cannot access state IDs. The bill is an attack on local control statewide and on the thousands of Wisconsin residents who for lack of money or documents cannot
access Wisconsin State IDs. The other bill, AB 450, is an Arizona-type law that would lead to local police investigating immigration status and detaining undocumented people for deportation.
These bills would take away local control and make Wisconsin more hostile to immigrants. We do not want to see Wisconsin become known for anti-immigrant racism, economic damage, and
fear of the police, as happened in Arizona. Please oppose AB 450 and SB 533.
#WisconsinIsNotArizona
#idMKE
Dear Marina,
Mañana, el Comité de Elecciones y Gobierno Local del Senado de Wisconsin votará sobre una propuesta de ley (SB 533) para bloquear el nuevo
programa de Milwaukee para hacer tarjetas de identificación disponibles a personas que no pueden obtener identificación estatal de Wisconsin,
incluyendo personas indocumentadas y ciudadanos que faltan documentos.
A las 10 am de mañana, nos estaremos en el Capitolio para exigirles al Gobernador Walker y los legisladores del estado que estén en contra de SB
533 y otras propuestas de ley anti-inmigrantes que la legislatura estatal ya está considerando.
¿Usted puede unirnos a las 10 am en el Salón de la Asamblea en el Capitolio en Madison?
El Salón de la Asamblea está al lado de las cámaras de la Asamblea en el segundo piso en el lado oeste del Capitolio. Tendremos una conferencia
de prensa y luego presentaremos una carta a la oficina del gobernador Walker, visitaremos a los legisladores para exigirles que estén en contra de las
propuestas de ley y asistiremos el voto sobre SB 533 a la 1pm en el cuarto 330 suroeste. Proveeremos almuerzo. Para los que vienen de Milwaukee,
vamos a tener un viaje compartido saliendo de 1027 sur de la 5 a las 8am. Por favor llame 414-469-9206 para más información.
Haga clic aquí para unirse a nosotros!
La otra propouesta de ley, AB 450, es una ley como SB 1070 de Arizona que quiere que a la policía investigue el estatus migratorio y detenga a
personas indocumentadas para deportación.
También, ¡por favor llame al Gobernador Walker en (608) 266-1212 y llame y envie correos electrónicos a sus propios legisladores
estatales para pedirles que estén en contra de AB 450 y SB 533!
Haga clic aquí para ver los correos electrónicos y teléfonos de sus legisladores estatales.
Guión sugerida:
Guión sugerida: Hola, me llamo __________ y estoy llamando para pedirle al gobernador/representativo/senador ________ que esté en contra de dos
propuestas legislativas anti-inmigrantes, SB 533 y AB 450. SB 533 bloquearía a los condados de hacer tarjetas de identificación locales para sus
residentes, incluyendo personas indocumentadas que no pueden obtener los ID de estado. La propuesta de ley es un ataque en contra del control
local a través del estado y en contra de los cientos de miles de residentes de Wisconsin que por falta de dinero o documentos no pueden obtener la
identificación estatal en Wisconsin. La otra propuesta, AB 450, es una ley como SB 1070 de Arizona que quiere que la policía local investigue el
estatus migratorio y detenga personas indocumentados para deportación. Estas propuestas de ley atacan el control local y harían a Wisconsin que
sea más hostil a los inmigrantes. No queremos que la reputación de Wisconsin sería asociado con racismo, daño ecónomico y miedo de la
policía como pasó en Arizona. Por favor, esté en contra de AB 450 y SB 533.
###
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From:
To:
Dimitrijevic
Marina
CC:
Date:
11/2/2015 11:07:23 AM
Subject: Press Advisory - TODAY, 6PM: Rally for Milwaukee IDs

November, 2, 2015
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Sam Singleton-Freeman, 414-469-9206, [email protected]
Press Advisory - TODAY, 6PM: Community Members Rally for
Local ID Cards Available to All in Milwaukee
Who: The Milwaukee ID coalition: County Supervisors Peggy Romo-West, Marina Dimitrijevic, Khalif Rainey, Voces de la Frontera, Project Return,
LGBT Community Center, Jewish Community Relations Council of the Milwaukee Jewish Federation, MICAH, St. Ben’s Community Meal Program,
End Domestic Abuse Wisconsin, transgender community members, immigrant community members, students, and religious leaders
What: Rally for Milwaukee ID Cards in advance of Milwaukee County Board of Supervisors public hearing
When: Today! Monday, November 2nd, 6:00 pm
Where: Mitchell Park Domes (27th and Pierce)
Why: If local government approves the creation and implementation of Milwaukee IDs, Milwaukee would become the 14th city in the nation to issue
such IDs. Tonight at 6:00pm at the Mitchell Park Domes, organizations and community members will rally to support the creation of a local ID card
through a city-county partnership. The card would be available to all residents of Milwaukee, in particular those that cannot access a state government
ID because of lack of documents or money. The card would also allow transgender community members to self-identify.
Legislation creating the ID program in partnership with the city of Milwaukee passed the County Board’s Finance Committee last
Monday, October 26 th , and will come to a full vote before the board this Thursday. Last Friday the Public Safety Committee of the
Milwaukee Common Council unanimously passed legislation to include the program in the city’s budget.
“Too many people are denied access to a full quality of life because they do not have proper identification,” said County Supervisor Peggy Romo
West. “Some cannot get driver licenses or other forms of ID, making this measure critical to ensuring that people can get needed identification so that
they can perform basic functions in society. Local ID cards are being used more and more throughout the United States, and it’s time our community
takes action to allow people to identify themselves.”
###
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From:
To:
Dimitrijevic
Marina
CC:
Date:
11/2/2015 11:18:38 AM
Subject: Press Advisory - TODAY, 6PM: Rally for Milwaukee IDs

November, 2, 2015
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Sam Singleton-Freeman, 414-469-9206, [email protected]
Press Advisory - TODAY, 6PM: Community Members Rally for
Local ID Cards Available to All in Milwaukee
Who: The Milwaukee ID coalition: County Supervisors Peggy Romo-West, Marina Dimitrijevic, Khalif Rainey, Voces de la Frontera, Project Return,
LGBT Community Center, Jewish Community Relations Council of the Milwaukee Jewish Federation, MICAH, St. Ben’s Community Meal Program,
End Domestic Abuse Wisconsin, transgender community members, immigrant community members, students, and religious leaders
What: Rally for Milwaukee ID Cards in advance of Milwaukee County Board of Supervisors public hearing
When: Today! Monday, November 2nd, 6:00 pm
Where: Mitchell Park Domes (27th and Pierce)
Why: If local government approves the creation and implementation of Milwaukee IDs, Milwaukee would become the 14th city in the nation to issue
such IDs. Tonight at 6:00pm at the Mitchell Park Domes, organizations and community members will rally to support the creation of a local ID card
through a city-county partnership. The card would be available to all residents of Milwaukee, in particular those that cannot access a state government
ID because of lack of documents or money. The card would also allow transgender community members to self-identify.
Legislation creating the ID program in partnership with the city of Milwaukee passed the County Board’s Finance Committee last
Monday, October 26 th , and will come to a full vote before the board this Thursday. Last Friday the Public Safety Committee of the
Milwaukee Common Council unanimously passed legislation to include the program in the city’s budget.
“Too many people are denied access to a full quality of life because they do not have proper identification,” said County Supervisor Peggy Romo
West. “Some cannot get driver licenses or other forms of ID, making this measure critical to ensuring that people can get needed identification so that
they can perform basic functions in society. Local ID cards are being used more and more throughout the United States, and it’s time our community
takes action to allow people to identify themselves.”
###
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From:
To:
Dimitrijevic
Marina;
CC:
Date:
11/4/2015 3:27:00 PM
Subject: Good News about Milwaukee IDs: Call Your County Supervisor!

November 4, 2015
ESPAÑOL ABAJO
Dear Marina
Yesterday, the Milwaukee Common Council passed legislation to create local ID cards in partnership with Milwaukee County available to all
people in Milwaukee!We are one step closer to this historic victory, but we need your support.
On Monday, the Milwaukee County Board of Supervisors will vote on the legislation. Can you call and email your supervisor and ask her or him to support
Milwaukee IDs?
Click here to find your supervisor's phone number and email address.
Suggested script:
"Hi, my name is ___________, I live at [your address], and I am calling to ask Supervisor __________ to support local IDs for Milwaukee. Thousands of people in
Milwaukee are currently unable to obtain government-issued identification. Please support them by creating the Milwaukee ID. Thank you."
Solidarity!
#idMKE #WeAreAllMilwaukee
¡Ayer, el Concejo Común de Milwaukee aprobó legislación para crear una tarjeta de identificación en colaboración con el condado de
Milwaukee para todos!
¡Estamos un paso más cerca a esta victoria histórica, pero necesitamos su apoyo! Este lunes, la mesa directiva del condado de Milwaukee votará sobre esta
legislación. ¿Usted puede llamar a su supervisor/a del condado para pedirle que apoye a los IDs?
Haga clic aquí para ver el teléfono y correo electrónico de su supervisor/a.
Guión sugerido:
“Hola, mi nombre es __________, yo vivo en [su dirección], y estoy llamando para pedirle al supervisor ___________ que apoye los IDs locales para Milwaukee.
Hay miles de personas que necesitan un ID del gobierno que no pueden conseguirlo, favor de apoyarles. Gracias”
Está bien llamar o mandar el correo electrónico en español. Puede dejar un mensaje, o si alguien contesta, puede pedir hablar con alguien en español.
Gracias, y recuerde, ¡la unión hace la fuerza!
#idMKE #TodxsSomosMilwaukee
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From:
"Sam Singleton-Freeman" <[email protected]>
To:
Dimitrijevic
Marina;Romo <West>
Peggy;Rainey
"Khalif;[email protected];[email protected];; [email protected]" <[email protected]>
CC:
"Christine Neumann-Ortiz" <[email protected]>
Date:
11/16/2015 5:40:09 PM
Subject: meeting to follow up on local IDs; community forum 12/5
Hi everyone,
We at Voces have been getting a lot of questions from community members since the wonderful votes last week and the week before to include Milwaukee IDs in the city and county
budget. Many thanks and congratulations to you all for your work!
We would like to invite you to be part of two important follow-up steps.
1. In the next two weeks, we should meet to discuss next steps with creating the task force. Can we suggest any times this Wednesday (11/18) or Friday before 12:00 noon
(11/20)? Alternatively, are there any times next Monday afternoon (11/23), Tuesday (11/24) or Wednesday (11/25) which work for you all? We can make space available here
at Voces or hold the meeting at City Hall or the County Courthouse, whichever makes sense from your perspective.
2. Also, please join us on Saturday, December 5th, at 2pm at Voces (1027 S. 5th St.) when we will open our monthly membership meeting to the public for a community forum on
the new local ID cards.
I hope to hear back from you with times when we can meet, and thank you all for your work for our community.
Thanks again,
Sam
Sam Singleton-Freeman
Organizer
414-469-9206
From:
To:
Sam <Singleton-Freeman>
CC:
Romo <West>
Peggy;Rainey
Khalif;[email protected];[email protected];[email protected];;Christine <[email protected]>
Date:
11/16/2015 8:16:00 PM
Subject: Re: meeting to follow up on local IDs; community forum 12/5
Just a heads up-the County Executive has issued his vetoes today and he did NOT veto our Id program. Next up is naming the work group.
Marina Dimitrijevic
P~414-278-4232
[email protected]
On Nov 16, 2015, at 5:40 PM, Sam Singleton-Freeman <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi everyone,
In the next two weeks, we should meet to discuss next steps with creating the task force. Can we suggest any times this Wednesday (11/18) or Friday before 12:00 noon (11/20)?
Alternatively, are there any times next Monday afternoon (11/23), Tuesday (11/24) or Wednesday (11/25) which work for you all? We can make space available here at Voces or hold the
meeting at City Hall or the County Courthouse, whichever makes sense from your perspective.
Also, please join us on Saturday, December 5th, at 2pm at Voces (1027 S. 5th St.) when we will open our monthly membership meeting to the public for a
community forum on the new local ID cards.
Thanks again,
Sam
Organizer
414-469-9206
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CC:
Date:
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From:
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To:
Dimitrijevic
Marina;Sam <Singleton-Freeman>
CC:
"Romo West, Peggy" <[email protected]>
"Rainey, Khalif" <[email protected]>
"Perez, Jose" <[email protected]>
"Wickersham, Adam" <[email protected]>
"Tovar, Oscar" <[email protected]>
Date:
11/17/2015 3:19:58 PM
Subject: RE: meeting to follow up on local IDs; community forum 12/5
Would the 25th at 10:00am work here at City Hall?
Sent: Monday, November 16, 2015 8:16 PM
To: Sam Singleton-Freeman
Cc: Romo West, Peggy; Rainey, Khalif; Perez, Jose; Murillo, Maribel; Wickersham, Adam; Tovar, Oscar; Christine Neumann-Ortiz
Marina Dimitrijevic
P~414-278-4232
[email protected]
Hi everyone,
We at Voces have been getting a lot of questions from community members since the wonderful votes last week and the week before to include Milwaukee IDs in the city and
county budget. Many thanks and congratulations to you all for your work!
In the next two weeks, we should meet to discuss next steps with creating the task force. Can we suggest any times this Wednesday (11/18) or Friday before 12:00 noon
Also, please join us on Saturday, December 5th, at 2pm at Voces (1027 S. 5th St.) when we will open our monthly membership meeting to the public for a community forum on
Thanks again,
Sam
Organizer
414-469-9206
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From:
To:
Murillo
"Maribel; Dimitrijevic"
Marina
CC:
Date:
11/17/2015 3:49:11 PM
That works for us from Voces, thanks for responding. Does November 25th at 10am at City Hall work for others?
Great news about Abele not vetoing!
Sam
From: Murillo, Maribel [[email protected]]
Sent: Tuesday, November 17, 2015 3:19 PM
To: Dimitrijevic, Marina; Sam Singleton-Freeman
Cc: Romo West, Peggy; Rainey, Khalif; Perez, Jose; Wickersham, Adam; Tovar, Oscar; Christine Neumann-Ortiz
Marina Dimitrijevic
P~414-278-4232
[email protected]
Hi everyone,
We at Voces have been getting a lot of questions from community members since the wonderful votes last week and the week before to include Milwaukee IDs in the city and
county budget. Many thanks and congratulations to you all for your work!
Thanks again,
Sam
Organizer
414-469-9206
The City of Milwaukee is subject to Wisconsin Statutes related to public records. Unless otherwise exempted from the public records law, senders and receivers of City of Milwaukee e-
mail should presume that e-mail is subject to release upon request, and is subject to state records retention requirements. See City of Milwaukee full e-mail disclaimer at
www.milwaukee.gov/email_disclaimer
From:
To:
Murillo
Maribel <[email protected]>
CC:
Peggy;Rainey
Khalif;Perez
Jose <[email protected]>
Adam <[email protected]>
"Oscar <[email protected]>;Christine Neumann-Ortiz" <[email protected]>
Date:
11/18/2015 12:52:13 PM
I am unable to attend but hope to be at the next one. I encourage you all to discuss members of the workgroup and specific people to fill those roles. A
timeline and work outline for the workgroup too.
Marina Dimitrijevic
P~414-278-4232
[email protected]
On Nov 17, 2015, at 3:20 PM, Murillo, Maribel <[email protected]> wrote:
Marina Dimitrijevic
P~414-278-4232
[email protected]
Hi everyone,
We at Voces have been getting a lot of questions from community members since the wonderful votes last week and the week before to include Milwaukee IDs in the city
and county budget. Many thanks and congratulations to you all for your work!
Thanks again,
Sam
Organizer
414-469-9206
From:
"Romo West, Peggy" </O=EXCHANGELABS/OU=EXCHANGE ADMINISTRATIVE GROUP
(FYDIBOHF23SPDLT)/CN=RECIPIENTS/CN=216AB6C375B2475685770C523F4215B1-PEGGYWEST>
To:
Dimitrijevic
"Marina; Murillo"
Maribel
CC:
Date:
11/18/2015 1:53:14 PM
Can we get a final date and time =) Thank you!
Peggy Romo West
Milwaukee County Board, 1st Vice Chairwoman
Milwaukee County Supervisor, District 12
(414) 278-4269
(414) 223-1380 fax
[email protected]
"We cannot seek achievement for ourselves and forget about progress and prosperity for our community... Our ambitions must be broad enough to include
the aspirations and needs of others, for their sakes and for our own." ~Cesar E. Chavez
From: Dimitrijevic, Marina
Sent: Wednesday, November 18, 2015 12:52 PM
To: Murillo, Maribel
Cc: Sam Singleton-Freeman; Romo West, Peggy; Rainey, Khalif; Perez, Jose; Wickersham, Adam; Tovar, Oscar; Christine Neumann-Ortiz
I am unable to attend but hope to be at the next one. I encourage you all to discuss members of the workgroup and specific people to fill those roles. A timeline
and work outline for the workgroup too.
Marina Dimitrijevic
P~414-278-4232
[email protected]
Marina Dimitrijevic
P~414-278-4232
[email protected]
Hi everyone,
Thanks again,
Sam
Organizer
414-469-9206
From:
To:
Romo <West>
Peggy;Dimitrijevic
"Marina; Murillo"
Maribel
CC:
Date:
11/18/2015 3:01:23 PM
I know November 25th at 10am works for Christine, does that time work for everyone else besides Marina?
Sam
From: Romo West, Peggy [[email protected]]
To: Dimitrijevic, Marina; Murillo, Maribel
Cc: Sam Singleton-Freeman; Rainey, Khalif; Perez, Jose; Wickersham, Adam; Tovar, Oscar; Christine Neumann-Ortiz
Peggy Romo West
(414) 278-4269
(414) 223-1380 fax
[email protected]
Marina Dimitrijevic
P~414-278-4232
[email protected]
Marina Dimitrijevic
P~414-278-4232
[email protected]
Hi everyone,
Thanks again,
Sam
Organizer
414-469-9206
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From:
To:
"Sam Singleton-Freeman;Romo" <West>
Peggy;Dimitrijevic
"Marina; Murillo"
Maribel
CC:
Date:
11/18/2015 3:02:14 PM
I am available at that time.
Adam Wickersham
| Legislative Fiscal Analyst | City Clerk’s Office
200 E Wells Street | Milw aukee, WI 53202 | Direct line:414.286.2170 | EMail: adam.w ickersham@milw aukee.gov
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From: Sam Singleton-Freeman [mailto:[email protected]]
To: Romo West, Peggy; Dimitrijevic, Marina; Murillo, Maribel
Cc: Rainey, Khalif; Perez, Jose; Wickersham, Adam; Tovar, Oscar; Christine Neumann-Ortiz
Sam
Peggy Romo West
(414) 278-4269
(414) 223-1380 fax
[email protected]
Marina Dimitrijevic
P~414-278-4232
[email protected]
Marina Dimitrijevic
P~414-278-4232
[email protected]
Hi everyone,
Thanks again,
Sam
Organizer
414-469-9206
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From:
"Rainey, Khalif" </O=EXCHANGELABS/OU=EXCHANGE ADMINISTRATIVE GROUP
(FYDIBOHF23SPDLT)/CN=RECIPIENTS/CN=D5FD0CE2C3FF40F69B6C1DC86750E19F-KHALIFRAINE>
To:
Sam <Singleton-Freeman; Wickersham>
Adam
CC:
"Dimitrijevic, Marina" <[email protected]>
Date:
11/23/2015 1:45:14 PM
Sam,
I apologize Supervisor Rainey has a schedule conflict at that time.
From: Sam Singleton-Freeman <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, November 23, 2015 11:10:54 AM
To: Wickersham, Adam
Cc: Romo West, Peggy; Dimitrijevic, Marina; Murillo, Maribel; Rainey, Khalif; Perez, Jose; Tovar, Oscar; Christine Neumann-Ortiz
Thanks Adam. I know Marina can't be there but does Wednesday at 10am at City Hall work for Peggy, Khalif, and Oscar?
I can't be there but Christine will be there. Thanks everyone and happy Thanksgiving,
Sam
414-469-9206
On Nov 18, 2015, at 3:02 PM, Wickersham, Adam <[email protected]> wrote:
Adam Wickersham
<image001.png>
Sam
Peggy Romo West
(414) 278-4269
(414) 223-1380 fax
[email protected]
"We cannot seek achievement for ourselves and forget about progress and prosperity for our community... Our ambitions must be broad enough to
include the aspirations and needs of others, for their sakes and for our own." ~Cesar E. Chavez
Marina Dimitrijevic
P~414-278-4232
[email protected]
Marina Dimitrijevic
P~414-278-4232
[email protected]
Hi everyone,
We at Voces have been getting a lot of questions from community members since the wonderful votes last week and the week before to include Milwaukee IDs in
the city and county budget. Many thanks and congratulations to you all for your work!
Thanks again,
Sam
Organizer
414-469-9206
From:
To:
Wickersham
Adam
CC:
Date:
11/23/2015 11:10:54 AM
Sam
414-469-9206
Adam Wickersham
<image001.png>
Sam
Peggy Romo West
(414) 278-4269
(414) 223-1380 fax
[email protected]
Marina Dimitrijevic
P~414-278-4232
[email protected]
Marina Dimitrijevic
P~414-278-4232
[email protected]
Hi everyone,
Thanks again,
Sam
Organizer
414-469-9206
From:
To:
Rainey
"Khalif; Wickersham"
Adam
CC:
Date:
11/23/2015 1:48:29 PM
Thanks for letting us know, we will be in touch following the meeting,
Sam
From: Rainey, Khalif [[email protected]]
To: Sam Singleton-Freeman; Wickersham, Adam
Cc: Romo West, Peggy; Dimitrijevic, Marina; Murillo, Maribel; Perez, Jose; Tovar, Oscar; Christine Neumann-Ortiz
Sam,
I apologize Supervisor Rainey has a schedule conflict at that time.
From: Sam Singleton-Freeman <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, November 23, 2015 11:10:54 AM
To: Wickersham, Adam
Cc: Romo West, Peggy; Dimitrijevic, Marina; Murillo, Maribel; Rainey, Khalif; Perez, Jose; Tovar, Oscar; Christine Neumann-Ortiz
Sam
414-469-9206
Adam Wickersham
<image001.png>
Sam
Peggy Romo West
(414) 278-4269
(414) 223-1380 fax
[email protected]
Marina Dimitrijevic
P~414-278-4232
[email protected]
Marina Dimitrijevic
P~414-278-4232
[email protected]
Hi everyone,
Thanks again,
Sam
Organizer
414-469-9206
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From:
To:
Dimitrijevic
Marina;Romo <West>
Peggy;Rainey
"Khalif;[email protected];[email protected];; [email protected]" <[email protected]>
CC:
Date:
11/30/2015 12:33:15 PM
Hi everyone,
I hope you had a very happy Thanksgiving, I heard that the meeting last week went very well.
This Saturday at 2pm we are opening our monthly membership meeting to the public for a community forum on the new ID program. We are expecting a few dozen community
members to attend to ask general questions like who will qualify for the ID, where will they be accepted, and when will they start being issued.
Are you all able to attend? Please let me know.
Thanks,
Sam
414-469-9206
From: Sam Singleton-Freeman
To: Dimitrijevic, Marina; Romo West, Peggy; Rainey, Khalif; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected];
[email protected]
Cc: Christine Neumann-Ortiz
Subject: meeting to follow up on local IDs; community forum 12/5
Hi everyone,
1. In the next two weeks, we should meet to discuss next steps with creating the task force. Can we suggest any times this Wednesday (11/18) or Friday before 12:00 noon
1.
2. Also, please join us on Saturday, December 5th, at 2pm at Voces (1027 S. 5th St.) when we will open our monthly membership meeting to the public for a community forum on
Thanks again,
Sam
Organizer
414-469-9206
From:
"Dimitrijevic, Marina" </O=EXCHANGELABS/OU=EXCHANGE ADMINISTRATIVE;GROUP (FYDIBOHF23SPDLT)/CN=RECIPIENTS/CN=E546407D09644055B3CD94C35421CDE1-MARINADIMIT>
To:
Baker
Sequoia;
CC:
Date:
12/7/2015 3:12:53 PM
Subject:
Fwd: Letter of Support for Hunger Task Force
A t t a c h m e n t s : ATT00001.htm
Key Organization Support - Dimitrijevic.docx
ATT00002.htm
Can you draft this on my letterhead
Marina Dimitrijevic
P~414-278-4232
[email protected]
From: Maureen Fitzgerald <[email protected]>
Date: December 7, 2015 at 2:28:42 PM CST
T o : "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
Cc: "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
S u b j e c t : Letter of Support for Hunger Task Force
Supervisor Dimitrijevic:
Hope all is well with you! Hunger Task Force is apply ing for a USDA Food Insecurity Nutrition Incentive grant. Our goal is to get additional support f or the Fresh Picks Mobile Market, and to be able to provide incentives for folks using the Mobile
Market. As part of the grant, we need letters of support from our key partners in this program. We were hoping you could provide a letter of support. I’v e attached a draft.
Thank you for your consideration, and for all you’ve done to make sure people in need in Milwaukee have nutritious food!
Maureen Fitzgerald | Director of Advocacy | [email protected]
H u n g e r T a s k F o r c e | 201 S. Hawley Court | Milwaukee, WI 53214
Direct. (414) 238-6475 | Office. (414) 777-0483 | Fax. (414) 777-0480
From:
"Maureen Fitzgerald" <[email protected]>
To:
Dimitrijevic
Marina
CC:
[email protected]
Date:
12/7/2015 2:28:42 PM
Subject:
Letter of Support for Hunger Task Force
Attachments: Key Organization Support - Dimitrijevic.docx
Hope all is well with you! Hunger Task Force is applying for a USDA Food Insecurity Nutrition Incentive grant. Our goal is to get additional support for the Fresh Picks Mobile Market,
and to be able to provide incentives for folks using the Mobile Market. As part of the grant, we need letters of support from our key partners in this program. We were hoping you
could provide a letter of support. I’ve attached a draft.
Hunger Task Force | 201 S. Hawley Court | Milwaukee, WI 53214
From:
"Baker, Sequoia" </O=EXCHANGELABS/OU=EXCHANGE ADMINISTRATIVE GROUP
(FYDIBOHF23SPDLT)/CN=RECIPIENTS/CN=2D943920AE8340FAA0FE6E7065038FDD-SEQUOIA BAK>
To:
Sherrie <Tussler>
CC:
Date:
12/9/2015 2:22:50 PM
Subject:
Hunger Task Force: USDA Snap-Ed
Attachments: HungerTask_12_09_2015 - MD (1).pdf
Ms. Tussler,
Attached to this email is Supervisor Dimitrijevic's letter of support for the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s FFY16 Food Insecurity Nutrition Incentive Program (Number
10.331).
Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions.
Thank you,
Sequoia
Sequoia T. Baker
Legislative Aide
Office of Supervisor Dimitrijevic #4
Office of Supervisor Johnson Jr. #13
414-278-5097
From:
"Baker, Sequoia" </O=EXCHANGELABS/OU=EXCHANGE ADMINISTRATIVE GROUP
(FYDIBOHF23SPDLT)/CN=RECIPIENTS/CN=2D943920AE8340FAA0FE6E7065038FDD-SEQUOIA BAK>
To:
Dimitrijevic
Marina
CC:
Date:
12/9/2015 2:14:51 PM
Subject:
Re: Letter of Support for Hunger Task Force
Attachments: HungerTask_12_09_2015 - MD (1).pdf
Supervisor Dimitrijevic,
Attached is draft on letterhead.
-Sequoia
Sequoia T. Baker
Legislative Aide
Office of Supervisor Dimitrijevic #4
Office of Supervisor Johnson Jr. #13
414-278-5097
Sent: Monday, December 7, 2015 3:12 PM
To: Baker, Sequoia
Subject: Fwd: Letter of Support for Hunger Task Force
Marina Dimitrijevic
P~414-278-4232
[email protected]
To: "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
Subject: Letter of Support for Hunger Task Force
Hope all is well with you! Hunger Task Force is applying for a USDA Food Insecurity Nutrition Incentive grant. Our goal is to get additional support for the Fresh Picks Mobile
Market, and to be able to provide incentives for folks using the Mobile Market. As part of the grant, we need letters of support from our key partners in this program. We were
hoping you could provide a letter of support. I’ve attached a draft.
From:
To:
Murillo
Maribel;Tony <Gibart;[email protected];[email protected];[email protected];[email protected];Romo>
Peggy;Dimitrijevic
"Marina;; [email protected]" <[email protected]>
CC:
"Nancy Flores" <[email protected]>
Date:
12/29/2015 3:16:19 PM
Subject:
FW: IMPORTANT
Attachments: 15-4124_1.pdf
Hi everyone,
Republicans in the state legislature are moving a bill to block Milwaukee IDs. It's not unexpected but we need to respond, the other side knows it's difficult because of the
holiday. Can you please write out a brief statement about why your constituents need local ID cards and why you hope this bill will fail? I have included some draft talking points below.
The email describing the bill is below too.
Thank you,
Sam
414-469-9206
this is a racist attack on immigrants, LGBT people, formerly incarcerated people, seniors, and the poor and working class people in Milwaukee who need this ID card
These legislators are responding to anti-immigrant sentiment within the Republican Party (the Trump effect), not the desires of the people of Milwaukee who are affected by this
proposal
no one is going to try to use Milwaukee IDs to vote or to receive public benefits they are not entitled to. there are already laws governing what IDs can be used for voting and to
receive public benefits, and the creation of Milwaukee IDs isn't going to change that.
Milwaukee IDs passed the county board 14-3 and passed the common council 14-1. This bill goes against home rule, is totally undemocratic and anti-Milwaukee.
From: Sen.Wanggaard
Sent: Monday, December 28, 2015 10:46 AM
To: *Legislative All Assembly <[email protected]>; *Legislative All Senate <[email protected]>
Subject: Co-Sponsorship of LRB 4124/4181 - relating to: regulating the production and use of photo identification cards by local units of government.
To:
All Legislators
From: Senator Van Wanggaard and Representative Joe Sanfelippo
Re:
Co-Sponsorship of LRB 4124/4181 - relating to: regulating the production and use of photo identification cards by local units of government.
SHORT DEADLINE:
1:00pm January 5, 2015
Preventing fraud and abuse in voting and state government programs has been a priority for this Legislature. Requiring state or federal identification cards is not too high a
burden to ensure integrity in our system. Creating another government photo identification card that people may believe qualifies them for benefits is potentially misleading,
confusing, and unfair to the card’s recipient, and unnecessary.
Even though counties and towns have no specific authority to issue photo identification cards, this bill prohibits county and town governments from issuing, or expending funds
to issue, photo identification cards. The bill further states that photo identification cards issued by local governments may not be used for the purposes of voting, registering to
vote, or obtaining state benefits. The bill does NOT prohibit county and town governments from issuing photo identification cards to their employees.
If you would like to sign onto this legislation, please contact Colleen in Senator Wanggaards’s office at 6-1832, or Josh in Representative Sanfelippo’s office at 6-0620, or
reply to this email. Unless otherwise indicated, all co-sponsors will be added to both versions of the bill.
THERE IS A SHORT DEADLINE OF 1:00pm JANUARY 5, 2015 FOR CO-SPONSORSHIP.
Analysis by the Legislative Reference Bureau
This bill prohibits towns and counties from issuing, or expending funds for the issuance of a photo identification card for any resident of the town or county, other than an
employment-related identification card for employees of the town or county.
The bill also provides that an ID card issued by a city or village may not be used for voting, registration for voting, or to obtain public benefits, such as Wisconsin Works,
including Wisconsin Shares; the food stamp program; the Medical Assistance program; and the programs that provide state supplemental payments to persons receiving
federal supplemental security income. Under the bill, if a city or village issues an ID card, the card must state clearly on its face that the card is not authorized for voting
purposes.
The bill specifies that any card issued by a city, village, town, or county that had been used as an identification document for proof of residence for voting registration may no
longer be used for that purpose.
For further information see the state and local fiscal estimate, which will be printed as an appendix to this bill.
From:
To:
Baker
Sequoia
CC:
Date:
12/7/2015 3:12:53 PM
Subject:
Attachments: image001.png
ATT00001.htm
ATT00002.htm
Marina Dimitrijevic
P~414-278-4232
[email protected]
Hope all is well with you! Hunger Task Force is applying for a USDA Food Insecurity Nutrition Incentive grant. Our goal is to get additional support for the Fresh Picks Mobile Market, and to be able to provide incentives for folks using the Mobile
Market. As part of the grant, we need letters of support from our key partners in this program. We were hoping you could provide a letter of support. I’ve attached a draft.
From:
"Maureen Fitzgerald" <[email protected]>
To:
Dimitrijevic
Marina
CC:
[email protected]
Date:
12/7/2015 2:28:42 PM
Subject:
Letter of Support for Hunger Task Force
Attachments: Key Organization Support - Dimitrijevic.docx
Hope all is well with you! Hunger Task Force is applying for a USDA Food Insecurity Nutrition Incentive grant. Our goal is to get additional support for the Fresh Picks Mobile Market,
and to be able to provide incentives for folks using the Mobile Market. As part of the grant, we need letters of support from our key partners in this program. We were hoping you
could provide a letter of support. I’ve attached a draft.
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Baker
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Date:
12/7/2015 3:12:53 PM
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Marina Dimitrijevic
P~414-278-4232
[email protected]
Hope all is well with you! Hunger Task Force is applying for a USDA Food Insecurity Nutrition Incentive grant. Our goal is to get additional support for the Fresh Picks Mobile Market, and to be able to provide incentives for folks using the Mobile
Market. As part of the grant, we need letters of support from our key partners in this program. We were hoping you could provide a letter of support. I’ve attached a draft.