BREAKING: ICE Quarantines More than 2,000 illegal scumbags for Contagious Diseases
Mar 11, 2019 18:55:15 #
More than 2,000 people in ICE custody quarantined for contagious diseases
By Geneva Sands, Michelle Lou and Susan Scutti, CNN
Mon March 11, 2019
(CNN)More than 2,000 people in Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody are being quarantined amid an outbreak of mumps and other diseases.
The numbers of immigrants in custody with a contagious diseases has spiked in the past year. For the previous two years, the agency has not encountered a single case of mumps among its detainees.
"As of March 7, 2019, there was a total of 2,287 detainees cohorted for exposure to a detainee with a contagious condition," said ICE spokesperson Brendan Raedy in a statement.
In the past 12 months, there have been health investigations at 51 ICE detention facilities for mumps, chickenpox and influenza, according to Raedy.
There have been 236 reported cases of mumps, with another 16 suspected cases during this time period.
Nearly 200 people in Texas immigration detention facilities have contracted mumps
Mumps is a contagious v***s that is typically spread through saliva and mucus. Symptoms include fever, muscle aches, loss of appetite and puffiness around the cheeks and jaw from swollen salivary glands.
Last year, there were 423 people documented with influenza and 461 people with chickenpox in ICE custody, according to the agency.
But from January 2016 to February 2018, there were zero notifications of mumps, and only 73 of chickenpox and 34 of influenza.
"ICE takes very seriously the health, safety and welfare of those in our care. ICE is committed to ensuring the welfare of all those in the agency's custody, including providing access to necessary and appropriate medical care," Raedy said in a statement.
Last week, Texas officials announced that nearly 200 people at immigration detention facilities across the state had contracted mumps since October.
The 186 patients ranged from 13 to 66 years old, the Texas Department of State Health Services said Tuesday.
"They should be in isolation," said Dr. David Persse, of Houston's public health authority last week.
Persse urged ICE start isolating people who show mumps symptoms and quarantine people who may have been infected.
"To some degree, this is foreseeable, because you're bringing a lot of people and housing them in tight spaces for long periods," Persse said.
US officials have been warning of the perils of diseases for migrants arriving in the US, increasingly in large numbers of families and children.
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"Migrants travel north from countries where poverty and disease are rampant, and their health can be aggravated by the physical toll of the journey.
Many individuals we encounter may have never seen a doctor, received immunizations, or lived in sanitary conditions.
Close quarters on trains and buses can hasten the spread of communicable diseases," said US Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Kevin McAleenan during congressional testimony last week.
In December, CBP mandated secondary medical reviews of all in children, after two young Guatemalan children died after being in Border Protection custody.
CBP also requested additional medical support from the US Coast Guard and the US Public Health Service Commissioned Corps, as well as coordinating with the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to gather data on infectious diseases among migrants in custody.
Migrants who cross the border illegally are generally t***sferred from Border Protection custody to ICE custody for further processing or release.
ICE said that comprehensive medical care is provided to everyone in custody, including access to nurses, physicians, and to 24-hour emergency care.
It was unclear Monday, if ICE was taking additional steps to deal with issues of disease in its facilities.
Reuters first reported on the quarantine.
By Geneva Sands, Michelle Lou and Susan Scutti, CNN
Mon March 11, 2019
(CNN)More than 2,000 people in Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody are being quarantined amid an outbreak of mumps and other diseases.
The numbers of immigrants in custody with a contagious diseases has spiked in the past year. For the previous two years, the agency has not encountered a single case of mumps among its detainees.
"As of March 7, 2019, there was a total of 2,287 detainees cohorted for exposure to a detainee with a contagious condition," said ICE spokesperson Brendan Raedy in a statement.
In the past 12 months, there have been health investigations at 51 ICE detention facilities for mumps, chickenpox and influenza, according to Raedy.
There have been 236 reported cases of mumps, with another 16 suspected cases during this time period.
Nearly 200 people in Texas immigration detention facilities have contracted mumps
Mumps is a contagious v***s that is typically spread through saliva and mucus. Symptoms include fever, muscle aches, loss of appetite and puffiness around the cheeks and jaw from swollen salivary glands.
Last year, there were 423 people documented with influenza and 461 people with chickenpox in ICE custody, according to the agency.
But from January 2016 to February 2018, there were zero notifications of mumps, and only 73 of chickenpox and 34 of influenza.
"ICE takes very seriously the health, safety and welfare of those in our care. ICE is committed to ensuring the welfare of all those in the agency's custody, including providing access to necessary and appropriate medical care," Raedy said in a statement.
Last week, Texas officials announced that nearly 200 people at immigration detention facilities across the state had contracted mumps since October.
The 186 patients ranged from 13 to 66 years old, the Texas Department of State Health Services said Tuesday.
"They should be in isolation," said Dr. David Persse, of Houston's public health authority last week.
Persse urged ICE start isolating people who show mumps symptoms and quarantine people who may have been infected.
"To some degree, this is foreseeable, because you're bringing a lot of people and housing them in tight spaces for long periods," Persse said.
US officials have been warning of the perils of diseases for migrants arriving in the US, increasingly in large numbers of families and children.
Five takeaways from Wednesday's hearings on immigration and family separation
"Migrants travel north from countries where poverty and disease are rampant, and their health can be aggravated by the physical toll of the journey.
Many individuals we encounter may have never seen a doctor, received immunizations, or lived in sanitary conditions.
Close quarters on trains and buses can hasten the spread of communicable diseases," said US Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Kevin McAleenan during congressional testimony last week.
In December, CBP mandated secondary medical reviews of all in children, after two young Guatemalan children died after being in Border Protection custody.
CBP also requested additional medical support from the US Coast Guard and the US Public Health Service Commissioned Corps, as well as coordinating with the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to gather data on infectious diseases among migrants in custody.
Migrants who cross the border illegally are generally t***sferred from Border Protection custody to ICE custody for further processing or release.
ICE said that comprehensive medical care is provided to everyone in custody, including access to nurses, physicians, and to 24-hour emergency care.
It was unclear Monday, if ICE was taking additional steps to deal with issues of disease in its facilities.
Reuters first reported on the quarantine.
Mar 12, 2019 04:03:33 #
Wait until Southern California gets Urgent Care rooms full in every hospital next summer.
Mar 12, 2019 08:13:35 #
tommsteyer wrote:
AZ already has 2 cases of mumps in Chandler, and that city is where a couple of bus loads of i*****l a***ns were bussed in and released to "sanctuary churches". Between the i*****l a***ns slipping through the border and the i***t a*****xxers we're going to be in deep s**t next year all over the SW and NW.Wait until Southern California gets Urgent Care rooms full in every hospital next summer.
Mar 12, 2019 10:25:58 #
tommsteyer wrote:
Wait until Southern California gets Urgent Care rooms full in every hospital next summer.
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Trump has failed !
Mar 12, 2019 10:29:17 #
L8erToots wrote:
AZ already has 2 cases of mumps in Chandler, and that city is where a couple of bus loads of i*****l a***ns were bussed in and released to "sanctuary churches". Between the i*****l a***ns slipping through the border and the i***t a*****xxers we're going to be in deep s**t next year all over the SW and NW.
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If you search back through all my topics... I’ve warned you guys for years that you will one day be forced to reckon with your own Church, Pastors, Priests, Reverends, all posing as Do Gooders with NGO status sucking from the Gov’t Teet !
These policies are designed to create an existential stealth encroachment using your own community trusted institutions and city services et al.
I hope you guys see the threat matrix now and it’s unfolding.
All the above designed to import non assimilating cheap labor ignorant cultures to t***sform and erase your existence generationally by birth rate demographics alone.
People think Im’ crazy and I have no Tattoos !
Mar 12, 2019 17:19:03 #
Wouldn't it have been "cheaper" to have sent those in Venzeula msp… food and clothes
rather than allowing them to gain entry into our country which they will stay and never
go back home... ...and to think Trump is the ONE who GAVE Pelosi her advancement
and for her to stab him in the back as he walked out her door... How blind does one
have to be before they see the SOUL of another who is evil to the core.
rather than allowing them to gain entry into our country which they will stay and never
go back home... ...and to think Trump is the ONE who GAVE Pelosi her advancement
and for her to stab him in the back as he walked out her door... How blind does one
have to be before they see the SOUL of another who is evil to the core.
Mar 12, 2019 17:20:47 #
Andy wrote:
Wouldn't it have been "cheaper" to have sent those in Venzeula msp… food and clothes
rather than allowing them to gain entry into our country which they will stay and never
go back home... ...and to think Trump is the ONE who GAVE Pelosi her advancement
and for her to stab him in the back as he walked out her door... How blind does one
have to be before they see the SOUL of another who is evil to the core.
rather than allowing them to gain entry into our country which they will stay and never
go back home... ...and to think Trump is the ONE who GAVE Pelosi her advancement
and for her to stab him in the back as he walked out her door... How blind does one
have to be before they see the SOUL of another who is evil to the core.
>>>
I dont care how anyone slices it... and I see your points but we’re in serious trouble and Trump is failing.
Mar 12, 2019 18:51:24 #
Mar 12, 2019 19:18:27 #
PT wrote:
And what about the WHITE I***TS here that won't V******te there kids. What do you say to them??
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This guy doesn’t care about the White People and he’s white:
Mar 19, 2019 09:56:33 #
PT wrote:
You've pretty much said it all - they are i***ts. My opinion is, if you want yourself and your family to live in a country that doesn't v******te their children (for wh**ever reason), by all means MOVE TO ONE...there are many (3rd world) countries to choose from. But if you want to live in America, you have a RESPONSIBILITY to your community to protect ALL in your community, young, old and otherwise sick, by v******ting your children, and yourself if you inherited your parent's i***t gene.And what about the WHITE I***TS here that won't V******te there kids. What do you say to them??
That's what I have to say to them, regardless of their skin color, g****r, religion or former nationality.
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