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Old 05-26-2019, 03:31 PM
 
Location: Arizona
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They are sending them to hotels to get better which means that they spreading diseases to San Diego tourists.

This is only the beginning of the outbreaks. I would not surprised if some cities start feeling more like 1918 then 2018.

Untested waters. A generation it was a mainly men from Mexico coming alone to work in the fields now it's massive numbers of families from places with some of the highest birthrates in the world coming in with their huge families cramming into big shelters all throughout the border cities.

I am wondering when the norovirus epidemics in the migrant shelters are going to spreading very fast.
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