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In 1987, the U.S. health officials added HIV/AIDS to the list of communicable diseases that could prevent a person from entering the country. Congress, in 1993, codified the ban into law, which was signed by President Bill Clinton.
It was enacted in 1987 at a time of widespread fear that H.I.V. could be transmitted by physical or respiratory contact. The ban was further strengthened by Congress in 1993 as an amendment offered by Senator Jesse Helms, Republican of North Carolina. (Link)
It was enacted in 1987 at a time of widespread fear that H.I.V. could be transmitted by physical or respiratory contact. The ban was further strengthened by Congress in 1993 as an amendment offered by Senator Jesse Helms, Republican of North Carolina. (Link)
There's another thread about this. For the record, Obama just completed what Bush started.
I guess it's just another retarded thing Obama has done to compound something retarded Bush did then. Either way...it's a loser. Could Obama have changed this Bush decision or was he forced to follow through with it?
Obviously hes not too concerned about the health of American citizens
No less so than Bush.
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