The problem is NOT “seemingly intractable.” The problem is bad POLICY. @DanielLurie literally campaigned on a “fentanyl state of emergency.” We were lied to. Then when @realDonaldTrump decided to do something about it, Lurie had his friends @Benioff and Jensen @nvidia bamboozle the President into calling it off. Lurie and his NGO/non-profit buddies have ZERO interest or incentive in solving this “seemingly intractable” problem. The city would rather treat the problem than solve the problem, as former Mayor Brown reminded us in a rare moment of political candor in a CNN documentary a few years back. Solving this “seemingly intractable” problem is actually pretty easy. Call the President. Tell him I made a mistake. I need help. Kettle the Tenderloin and Mission. Bring in the Guard and @ICEgov to remove the Hondos from San Francisco. Arrest and deport the dealers and arrest all addicts using/possesing fentanyl/meth and put them on a 5150 hold down in medically supervised tents inside the walls of the San Bruno jail. Do this every week in the Tenderloin and Misson (or wherever in the Bay Area the problem moves) and 95% of this “seemingly intractable” problem will be GONE in less than six months. It will be like magic how quickly this “seemingly intractable” problem gets solved. The problem is not “seemingly intractable” as the Chronicle and ride-along Lurie want you to believe. They just lack the courage, desire and incentive to solve it.