1ºShould it be a shock that LEPROSY is being reported in Texas, Louisiana, New York, California, Hawaii and Florida?
An estimated 5.5M illegal migrants from over 100 countries have entered the United States since Joe Biden took office. The Biden administration has cared little about checking on possible criminal records of migrants and on THEIR health issues, while WE, as legal American citizens, were supposed to wear masks and get vaccinated. As a result, crime statistics have spiked and contagious diseases long thought a thing of the past are reemerging: polio, tuberculosis, yellow fever, smallpox, cholera, typhoid fever, scarlet fever, anthrax, malaria, diphtheria, influenza, as well as the newer threats of ebola, dengue fever, West Nile virus, Zika virus, avian flu, swine flu, covid and HIV. They're all here now, along with Hansen's Disease, also known by it's ancient name - leprosy (Mycobacterium leprae). Thankfully, it is not the horror it used to be, and can be successfully treated. But the very fact that it is again with us, should give us pause. 6,500 patients are currently being treated in the U.S., with new cases being reported, and 80-90% of those cases being migrants having come through Mexico.
That last statistic comes from the medical publication "The Lancet", because the sparse mainstream media reporting on this is reluctant to blame it on Democrat open-border policies, and are attempting to scapegoat poor armadillos, who can carry the leprae bacterium. Every article I read about this situation tried to blame armadillos! But how many armadillos inhabit New York City, San Francisco, Los Angeles and other large cities? Before 2021, there WERE cases of leprosy in the United States, but the rise of cases has dramatically paralleled the mass influx of migrants flooding across our border over the last two and a half years. It's just typical of those who have both caused and enabled such a calamity as the border crisis and it's tragic ramifications to now try and blame it on hapless creatures who would have been smarter than to have made such criminally irresponsible decisions in the first place.
Sources: The Lancet, Baylor College of Medicine, Journal of the American Medical Association, Texas Biomedical Research Institute, Florida Department of Health.