record statement from a number of the professional health organizations, the american psychiatric association, the american psychological association, the american public health association, the american academy of pediatrics and, you know, the concern about the trauma, i want to add into the record, too, a couple of other articles of people and groups that actually weighed in that were victims of long ago atrocities about separation of children. i asked unanimous consent to enter into the record two articles, the first from the guardian, nazis separated me from my parents as a child. the trauma lasts a lifetime. that was one article and the second from the anti-defamation league, hidden children of the holocaust open up about border situation saying policies separating migrant children from parents is unconscionable and they have in this article talking about the lifelong effects. so maybe it's fine they didn't contact you about that. i wonder if you do have any -- >> i object. i have an objection to submitting articles about the nazis and comparing what the nazis did to what the current u.s. government's policy is in

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the trauma can be in fact so severe that it can cause permanent psychological and physiological damage to a child's developing brain. the american medical association unequivocally stated that separating these children from their parents will, and i quote, create negative health impacts that will last a lifetime. that finding is echoed by the american academy of pediatrics, the american college of physicians, and the american psychiatric association. but you don't have to be a healthcare expert to know that taking a child from their parents who were seeking a better life is immoral and un-american. yet this practice continues as the trump administration is shamefully using these scared children that may endure long-term psychological and physiological damage as political pawns in a twisted game. he's quite literally taking these children just as he is doing with dreamers as hostage to push through an anti-immigrant and zenophobic agenda in congress. not one penny of taxpayer dollars should ever be used to inflict pain and suffering on a child in order to punish their parents and push a political agenda. my amendment prohibits dhs from implementing

unanimous consent to place into the record a statement by the american had yet to idea psychiatric association opposing separation of children (and psychological association regarding the dramatic effects separate family and the national child traumatic stress network in those key points on that traumatic separation from refugee childre children. >> without objection so ordered your time expired the gentleman from kentucky 54 question and i thank you for being here dr. mccance-katz so the cdc found that less than half of the abuse disorder patient with multiple mental health issues ever received treatment for mental health the commission suggests this is due to lack of access and discrimination and lack of motivation to seek treatment would you describe how you plan to encourage with the state using the state targeted response opioid money to help those with untreated disorders we have a very large population with the general public who needs awareness of the services. >> thank you for that question because we are very much engaged on that issue. the state targeted response to opioid provides funding for technical assistance training within th

is also the spiritual, psychological, headquarters of the chinese american community, not only in san francisco, but beyond. this has had chinatown support from the community tenants association, from the chinese chamber of commerce, chinese consolidated association, development center across all walks of life. i want to show that community that this city, that this law making body respects that, not only as a place but as a concept that means so much to so many people. and that is why i brought it, i was very clear in december when we were racing to get this done to comply with prop 64, that i would be back with this. it is very different than the case of a c.u. appeal wherein appeal after appeal, so the words you quoted did not have to do with a legal zoning change. they had to do with conditional use appeals at that time in that place. i want to thank the members of the land use committee as well as my co-sponsors, supervisors kim, tang, fewer and safai, and i would also like to thank the members of the community who have really stood up, whether it is in the back and for the at 48 hills, where mr. leon, the president of the community tenants association, the largest tenan