The two provisions the gentleman has described have caused problems for some States. In recent years, the Department of Health and Human Services has moved to disqualify certain States from CAPTA funding based on the State's accommodation of the religion treatment in lieu of medical treatment.
Discussing issues related to CAPTA funding and state disqualifications.
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