The Biden Administration, often wrong but never in doubt, has decided that the COVID pandemic has cooled enough that the Administration no longer needs the critical tool of Title 42, which allows the border agents to deny entry to migrants on the grounds they might have COVID. Apparently, the Administration says the risk of COVID infection is low enough now that it no longer needs to reject immigrants because of Title 42. That conclusion is a fitting subject of dark humor.
Immigrants are streaming into the US from all over the world, imposing an almost impossible financial hardship on US taxpayers, who must often pay for the immigrants’ living arrangements, education, and healthcare, which costs hundreds of billions a year. Many migrants also pose a direct national security threat as actual terrorists, as members of violent gangs, and as criminals and sex offenders. Additionally, few are mentioning the terrible diseases that many of these migrants are bringing with them, in gratitude for US taxpayer generosity.
Congratulations, the risk of COVID has receded somewhat. Ironically, however, migrants are bringing far worse diseases to America than COVID – diseases that were previously eliminated or controlled in the West. The list is long. Immigrants are infected with TB, leprosy, smallpox, malaria, polio, cholera, diphtheria, rubella, whooping cough, and other severe respiratory syndromes. Migrants are also bringing in antibiotic resistant flesh-eating bacteria into the US. I could go on and on. Most of these diseases are much worse than COVID, which is often no worse than a flu virus in healthy people. With diseases such as TB, polio, smallpox, cholera and flesh-eating bacteria pouring into the US, I am so relieved that the COVID threat has lessened to such an extent that most of us are more worried about the health impacts of the creepy and dangerous new mRNA vaccines. I guess the Administration is right: we no longer need Title 42, because the sea of immigrants and refugees destroying the country are just bursting with healthy people requiring no medical intervention or care.
Notes from the Secular Right 