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TB case in Georgia amid illegal-alien surge
CDC warned staff of infections in 2016 without informing public
Public health campaigns in the 1920s tried to halt the spread of TB (Wikimedia Commons)
Public health campaigns in the 1920s tried to halt the spread of TB (Wikimedia Commons)
More than 200 Georgia high school students were tested for tuberculosis after a student was diagnosed with the disease, the third case in the state in two weeks.
The Gwinnett County Health Department said a Discovery High School student was being treated for TB, reported WSB-TV in Atlanta on Tuesday.
Last week, two cases of tuberculosis were confirmed in Georgia’s Floyd County.
In 2014, a Georgia congressman at the time who also is a physician, Phil Gingrey, warned the CDC that minors from Central America were importing infectious diseases considered to be largely eradicated in the United States, including tuberculosis, swine flu and dengue fever.
On Tuesday, Customs and Border Protection reported a record number of families from Central America entered the United States in February.
During a surge of young i*****l i*******ts in 2016, the Centers for Disease Control warned staff that many would be infected with tuberculosis, but the public wasn’t given a head’s up, the Washington watchdog Judicial Watch found.
The Texas Department of State Health Services reported that as of Feb. 21, 178 detainees at Immigration and Customs Enforcement facilities have been confirmed to have mumps.
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In 2014, Gingrey said many of the migrants lacked basic v******tions such as those to prevent chicken pox or measles.
In a letter to the director of CDC, he demanded that the agency keep Americans informed about its plan to handle the growing public health crisis posed by the influx of minors.
“As the unaccompanied children continue to be t***sported to shelters around the country on commercial airlines and other forms of t***sportation, I have serious concerns that the diseases carried by these children may begin to spread too rapidly to control,” he wrote. “In fact, as you undoubtedly know, some of these diseases have no known cure.”
no propaganda please wrote:
WND
TB case in Georgia amid illegal-alien surge
CDC warned staff of infections in 2016 without informing public
Public health campaigns in the 1920s tried to halt the spread of TB (Wikimedia Commons)
Public health campaigns in the 1920s tried to halt the spread of TB (Wikimedia Commons)
More than 200 Georgia high school students were tested for tuberculosis after a student was diagnosed with the disease, the third case in the state in two weeks.
The Gwinnett County Health Department said a Discovery High School student was being treated for TB, reported WSB-TV in Atlanta on Tuesday.
Last week, two cases of tuberculosis were confirmed in Georgia’s Floyd County.
In 2014, a Georgia congressman at the time who also is a physician, Phil Gingrey, warned the CDC that minors from Central America were importing infectious diseases considered to be largely eradicated in the United States, including tuberculosis, swine flu and dengue fever.
On Tuesday, Customs and Border Protection reported a record number of families from Central America entered the United States in February.
During a surge of young i*****l i*******ts in 2016, the Centers for Disease Control warned staff that many would be infected with tuberculosis, but the public wasn’t given a head’s up, the Washington watchdog Judicial Watch found.
The Texas Department of State Health Services reported that as of Feb. 21, 178 detainees at Immigration and Customs Enforcement facilities have been confirmed to have mumps.
Find Out More >
11,234
In 2014, Gingrey said many of the migrants lacked basic v******tions such as those to prevent chicken pox or measles.
In a letter to the director of CDC, he demanded that the agency keep Americans informed about its plan to handle the growing public health crisis posed by the influx of minors.
“As the unaccompanied children continue to be t***sported to shelters around the country on commercial airlines and other forms of t***sportation, I have serious concerns that the diseases carried by these children may begin to spread too rapidly to control,” he wrote. “In fact, as you undoubtedly know, some of these diseases have no known cure.”
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There’s nothing going on at the border that should concern us! That’s what the Dims would have us believe. Their hatred for Trump and all he’s trying to do for us comes before the safety of our children. What kind of i***ts have some of us sent to
Congress?
Carol Kelly wrote:
There’s nothing going on at the border that should concern us! That’s what the Dims would have us believe. Their hatred for Trump and all he’s trying to do for us comes before the safety of our children. What kind of i***ts have some of us sent to
Congress?
These people are not i***ts, that is they are not mentally r****ded. They just h**e America, despise Christians and have been fed so much Disinformation that the lies are now part of their belief system.
TB has been coming in from different countries for at least ten years
no propaganda please wrote:
These people are not i***ts, that is they are not mentally r****ded. They just h**e America, despise Christians and have been fed so much Disinformation that the lies are now part of their belief system.
You’re right about this. I’m just angry that they keep claiming no crisis at the border.
woodguru wrote:
TB has been coming in from different countries for at least ten years
Doesn’t mean we must welcome it! Americans don’t just sit back and wait to see if something comes too close to home. We aren’t all wealthy enough to live behind a wall with a guard at the gate like the Obamas.
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