Little-Acorn
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The Obama administration has been having a wonderful time, ignoring the country's immigration laws and allowing hundreds of thousands of illegal aliens to walk into the country without any of the usual background checks, medical exams, etc. normally required for every immigrant by our long-established laws.
Laws requiring medical examiations of every immigrantt, have been in place for more than a century, and for good reason: Many diseases that have been controlled or eradicated in the U.S., are still virulent and uncontrolled in other countries.
Suddenly bringing in large numbers of people exposed to those diseases, which can range from scabies to polio to TB and worse, runs a very real risk of their breaking out and spreading like wildfire in our population.
But the Obama administration is paying little attention to the risks, which they seem to feel are outweighed by the benefits of getting more votes from our minority population. And their allies in the media are seldom if ever reporting on the epidemics already sweeping through the detention centers... even as thousands of the illegals in those centers are shipped to locations throughout the United States and released into the general public, with a "Notice to Appear" for a deportation hearing they will never attend.
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Doctor: Risk of Diseases Brought by Migrants Not Being Taken Seriously
Doctor: Risk of Diseases Brought by Migrants Not Being Taken Seriously
by Kristin Tate
27 Jun 2014
HOUSTON, Texas--Earlier this week Breitbart Texas reported on a confirmed case of the Swine Flu, or H1N1, at a facility for young migrants in San Antonio, Texas. Dr. Elizabeth Lee Vliet--an experienced physician and nationally recognized speaker--told Breitbart Texas that the risks from such diseases being brought over the border are being dramatically downplayed.
Vliet said, "Many people are trying to diminish the seriousness of this. They say, 'We have these diseases in the U.S.' Well yes, we do, but they've been well controlled, we have good hygiene, and most of our parents keep children home when they're sick."
Most of the border minors are being kept in overcrowded facilities ridden with poor hygiene; this is the ideal condition for a viral outbreak, according to Vliet.
So far a slew of sicknesses have been brought into the U.S. by the recent tidal wave of illegal immigrants. Breitbart Texas recently reported on an outbreak of scabies in one housing facility for unaccompanied border minors--the infestation was contracted by numerous Border Patrol agents. Other additional illnesses have also been noted. "We are starting to see chicken pox, MRSA staph infections, we are starting to see different viruses," Rio Grande Valley Border Patrol agent Chris Cabrera told ABC 15.
Such illnesses "keep increasing logarithmically as long as you have people to infect," Vliet said. "So once the flu bug, TB, or any infectious disease is released--once they are brought across the border--they're just going to keep infecting more people. One person can infect a thousand people, and then that thousand can infect thousands more. There is an exponential increase."
"It's a very real risk," Vliet warned. "It could get out of hand very quickly; but since these are common disease that people have heard of, the risk isn't necessarily taken seriously."
If certain illnesses spread at a rapid rate, public health facilities could become overwhelmed and U.S. citizens may experience medical delays.
Unloading large numbers of illegal immigrants--particularly those who have not yet been screen for diseases--at cities around the country "increases the risk to the general U.S. population," Vliet said. "They're taking them from the border to the heartland and increasing the spread."
The doctor concluded, "First and foremost we need to enforce immigration laws. The migrants should be quarantined until we can determine what they have. This is a national security risk, it is a public health risk, and it is going to overwhelm the healthcare system for U.S. citizens."
Laws requiring medical examiations of every immigrantt, have been in place for more than a century, and for good reason: Many diseases that have been controlled or eradicated in the U.S., are still virulent and uncontrolled in other countries.
Suddenly bringing in large numbers of people exposed to those diseases, which can range from scabies to polio to TB and worse, runs a very real risk of their breaking out and spreading like wildfire in our population.
But the Obama administration is paying little attention to the risks, which they seem to feel are outweighed by the benefits of getting more votes from our minority population. And their allies in the media are seldom if ever reporting on the epidemics already sweeping through the detention centers... even as thousands of the illegals in those centers are shipped to locations throughout the United States and released into the general public, with a "Notice to Appear" for a deportation hearing they will never attend.
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Doctor: Risk of Diseases Brought by Migrants Not Being Taken Seriously
Doctor: Risk of Diseases Brought by Migrants Not Being Taken Seriously
by Kristin Tate
27 Jun 2014
HOUSTON, Texas--Earlier this week Breitbart Texas reported on a confirmed case of the Swine Flu, or H1N1, at a facility for young migrants in San Antonio, Texas. Dr. Elizabeth Lee Vliet--an experienced physician and nationally recognized speaker--told Breitbart Texas that the risks from such diseases being brought over the border are being dramatically downplayed.
Vliet said, "Many people are trying to diminish the seriousness of this. They say, 'We have these diseases in the U.S.' Well yes, we do, but they've been well controlled, we have good hygiene, and most of our parents keep children home when they're sick."
Most of the border minors are being kept in overcrowded facilities ridden with poor hygiene; this is the ideal condition for a viral outbreak, according to Vliet.
So far a slew of sicknesses have been brought into the U.S. by the recent tidal wave of illegal immigrants. Breitbart Texas recently reported on an outbreak of scabies in one housing facility for unaccompanied border minors--the infestation was contracted by numerous Border Patrol agents. Other additional illnesses have also been noted. "We are starting to see chicken pox, MRSA staph infections, we are starting to see different viruses," Rio Grande Valley Border Patrol agent Chris Cabrera told ABC 15.
Such illnesses "keep increasing logarithmically as long as you have people to infect," Vliet said. "So once the flu bug, TB, or any infectious disease is released--once they are brought across the border--they're just going to keep infecting more people. One person can infect a thousand people, and then that thousand can infect thousands more. There is an exponential increase."
"It's a very real risk," Vliet warned. "It could get out of hand very quickly; but since these are common disease that people have heard of, the risk isn't necessarily taken seriously."
If certain illnesses spread at a rapid rate, public health facilities could become overwhelmed and U.S. citizens may experience medical delays.
Unloading large numbers of illegal immigrants--particularly those who have not yet been screen for diseases--at cities around the country "increases the risk to the general U.S. population," Vliet said. "They're taking them from the border to the heartland and increasing the spread."
The doctor concluded, "First and foremost we need to enforce immigration laws. The migrants should be quarantined until we can determine what they have. This is a national security risk, it is a public health risk, and it is going to overwhelm the healthcare system for U.S. citizens."
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