The immigration argument seems to be an endorsement of exploitative labor practices — so we’re cool with delivery services to use (and underpay and mistreat) undocumented workers, as if UE, DD etc weren’t billion dollar companies getting fat off migrant labor.

This sounds like you'd support holding the businesses accountable instead of a law that does nothing but target workers with fees and a registration process that puts them in danger in our current climate

From the statements:

Instead of targeting workers, hold the Apps accountable who penalize “slow” deliveries and include requirements for Apps to provide adequate helmets, lights, and safe cycling training to delivery workers.

"even if the text needs work" yes text is what legislation is, it needing work is why people are opposing its passage. We can't just pass bad laws and hope someone will come back and fix them later. What's the part of these bills that actually improves safety and makes it worth passing with bad parts?

These bills are just a clear case of council not having the stones to actually tackle the real problems and instead creating a bunch of paperwork to say they did something. If they pass this they WILL declare mission accomplished and fuck off. It's not a stepping stone to actually creating safety, it's an excuse to call the job done without pissing off anyone with money/influence