okay, our next speaker is carol bisharat from kids in need of descents. >> good evening. i am a direct representation attorney, my name is carol bisharat, for kids in need of defense and from our san francisco i offices. we are a national nonprofit that has ten offices across the country dedicated to the representation of unaccompanied minors, who are in proceedings for the immigration court. i have some prepared remarks, which i am willing to share, in an electronic fashion i will forward them to elaina for distribution to each of you. there is more information than i can relay in of short amount of time that i have to speak with you. there are so much to say, for what is going on on the ground, what kinds of changes both policy and procedures that have detrimentally affected the lives of unaccompanied minors that we service. there is no right to counsel, in the immigration court, and that means even if you are two years old, if you cannot afford an attorney or find someone to hire an attorney for you, or find a legal service organization to assist you, then you have to

the testimony is given by professor wong, carol bisharat, and angelina romano. i am going to defer to the human right commission for the first question. >> this question is for the unified school district. are there any informal, or formal coordinating efforts with the department of public health or sf general as it relates to aslyees and the undocumented immigrants, as well as any translators also available? >> we have a monthly standing meeting that we have had since 2014, since the search for our department of public health and unaccompanied minors eating where we meet with the health center, southeast family health center, sf general hospital. i'm also in collaboration with newcomer health program because we are both a part the refugee and aslyees program. we do coordinate. we are lucky in san francisco, we have social workers and nurses based at every one of our schools, that it can also. in terms of translation support, we just got a contract with language line to offer real-time interpretation support, that funding ends in about two weeks. >> i heard abou