national school counseling week was february 3rd through february 7th. this week, sponsored by the american school councillors association, highlights the unique contributions of school councillors within our u.s. school systems and the tremendous impact they have at helping students achieve school success and helping them plan for their careers. here in the san francisco unified school district, we know that school councillors are an essential part of the school community. school councillors work with students in the areas of academic social, emotional and college career planning and school councillors are advocates for students and our district recognizes the and their families will be held on saturday february 22nd from 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 at the university of san francisco fram hall. it will feature a keynote address by emily smith from the paul k. longmoore institute on disability. a speaker panel and multitude of workshops focusing on career and college navigation and readiness will be held. in workshop topics include financial aid in scholarships car

national school counseling week was february 3rd through february 7th. week, sponsored by the american school councillors association, highlights the unique contributions of school councillors within our u.s. school systems and the tremendous impact they have at helping students achieve school success and helping them plan for their careers. here in the san francisco unified school district, we know that school councillors are an essential part of the school community. school councillors work with students in the areas of academic, social, emotional and college career planning and school councillors are advocates for students and our district recognizes the and their families will be held on saturday, february 22nd, from 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 at the university of san francisco fram hall. it will feature a keynote address by emily smith from the paul k. longmoore institute on disability. a speaker panel and multitude of workshops focusing on career and college navigation and readiness will be held. in workshop topics include financial aid in scholarships, car

as she worked to build the school she founded, she also became a national leader on issues related to civil rights, women, and young people, even providing counsel to u.s. presidents. in 2018, the florida legislature passed and the governor signed legislation to place a statue in her honor representing florida in the national statuary hall collection here in the capitol. dr. bethune knew education was the key to a quality and better life and it's my honor to recognize her contributions on the floor here today. mr. waltz: with that, madam speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, madam speaker. mr. engel: madam speaker, as chairman of the house foreign affairs committee, i rise to draw attention to the tragedy unfolding in syria. the regime backed by iran and russia continues to target civilians. they target hospitals and other sillian infrastructure. just dropped bombs. they are levelin

counsel and officials across the united states. over 2000. because mexican nationals living here in the u.s., they are literally g going to their consulates to say my child is being bullied at schoolbusiness was vandalized because they're afraid to go to the police because they're worried about rumors of ice enforcement. it is unthinkable to think that people living here legally are afraid of the authorities. so wise's happening? the anti-immigrant movement in the united states has been empowered in ways that we have never seen before. you have the kind of hateful rhetoric coming from people in positions of authority, starting with the white house, demonizing immigrants, dehumanizing latinos and people seeking refuge in this country in ways that are unconscionable. adl has beenn reporting on this and i would point you to our report, we need people in positions of authority to use that authority wisely. and recognize that this country needs to be welcoming of everyone, particularly those of vulnerable people seeking refuge on our shores but frankly that's why this country was founded at nasa waiting to live up to those values today. >> thank you so much thank you for that. during t