[DeusExMachina05]

Diseases once consigned to third world hell holes, now welcome into our illegal immigration free for all soon to be third world hell hole.
For any of you interested in history, we used to quarantine immigrants at Ellis Island for this kind of thing, guess we arent so modern after all, are we?

[Jet Jaguar]

Ping

[abigkahuna]

Maybe the first case on the east coast, but I remember out here in the west of several cases of drug resistant TB at elementary schools in and around Tucson.

[ducdriver]

And exactly why is it we need more illegals and muslims in the USA?

[ecomcon]

It’s a great time to have zero control of our borders and to be providing even more incentives to illegal immigrants to come here.

[Past Your Eyes]

And not too many years ago, all diseases were going to be wiped out by the wonderful drugs we were coming up with.
I spent the better part of a month in 2 different hoss spittles last summer and feel quite fortunate that I didn’t come out with MRSA or some other equally hideous disease.

[unseen1]

borders? We don’t need no stinking borders....allow the zombies to come in and infect us all. Why do we have a governemnt again? they are not protecting us that is for sure

[UglyinLA]

I cannot think of a valid reason why a 19-year-old Peruvian needs to be visiting to study English. Don’t they have books in Peru? But it doesn’t matter. I say strap a copy of Rosetta Stone on his back and catapult him over the border into Mexico.

[Razz Barry]

Juarez underwent three months of futile treatment in a Fort Lauderdale hospital. Then in December 2007 he was sent to A.G. Holley State Hospital, a 60-year-old massive building of brown concrete surrounded by a chain-link fence, just south of West Palm Beach.

If it takes two years for us to be told about the first case, how long would it be before we'd be told half the country had it?