Millions of Illegal Aliens From All Over The World Head For U.S. Border

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Mick said:
First you can answer my question.
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Nah I don’t have a dog in the new polio argument , maybe we should ask the Native American Indians how it worked out for them I’m sure there was that one crazy brave that always told went around trying to convince the rest that it’s impossible to contract anything from our new friend the white men . We should stop rejecting them and let them come into our communities so they can help us and improve our diversity .
 
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0nelilreb said:
Nah I don’t have a dog in the new polio argument , maybe we should ask the Native American Indians how it worked out for them I’m sure there was that one crazy brave that always told went around trying to convince the rest that it’s impossible to contract anything from our new friend the white men . We should stop rejecting them and let them come into our communities so they can help us and improve our diversity .
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You sure did stick your dog in the argument. Now that you have been called out you backtrack. Good job.
 
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Another photo from AP shows protesters carrying a large Honduran flag to protest in favor of the caravan of migrants headed towards the U.S.
 
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Its obvious they're being funded. How any right minded [oxymoron] dem cant see this as a ploy doesnt need to vote. Its just maddening whats happened to this once great country.
 
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ClearwaterVol said:
My first thought was that the picture didn't look like the migrant caravan. then I looked up the person that posted that twitter... he is posting links to youtube videos as support for his conspiracy theories.
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I noticed that too. Makes you wonder if it wasn't staged in his backyard.
 
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Honduras has the second highest rate of HIV/AIDS infections in Central America. According to a 2006 UN AIDS report, the prevalence of HIV/AIDS among adults is 1.5 percent. It is estimated that there are currently 63,000 Hondurans living with HIV/AIDS. Of those people who need antiretroviral treatment, less than half actually receive the necessary drugs. Honduras is also affected by high rates of MALARIA. Although it makes up only 17 percent of Central America’s population, Honduras is home to 40 percent of the region’s MALARIA cases. A majority of the 10,122 reported cases of the disease are concentrated in Tegucigalpa, San Pedro Sula, La Ceiba, Choluteca, Juticalpa, and Comayagua.
 
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Franklin Pierce said:
Honduras has the second highest rate of HIV/AIDS infections in Central America. According to a 2006 UNAIDS report, the prevalence of HIV/AIDS among adults is 1.5 percent. It is estimated that there are currently 63,000 Hondurans living with HIV/AIDS. Of those people who need antiretroviral treatment, less than half actually receive the necessary drugs. Honduras is also affected by high rates of MALARIA. Although it makes up only 17 percent of Central America’s population, Honduras is home to 40 percent of the region’s MALARIA cases. A majority of the 10,122 reported cases of the disease are concentrated in Tegucigalpa, San Pedro Sula, La Ceiba, Choluteca, Juticalpa, and Comayagua.
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Well, don't have sex or share needles with them.
 
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what if that guy lies to you Mick and tells you he's from Mexico. I'm sure you're not going to ask too many questions, especially if he's buying
 
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Arboviruses: Dengue, Chikungunya, and Zika Viruses

Dengue, chikungunya, and Zika viruses cause mosquito-borne infections of increasing concern in El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras. Dengue fever is endemic throughout much of Central and South America. However, chikungunya first arrived in this region in 2014 after appearing in the Caribbean in 2013. Currently, local chikungunya transmission is occurring in more than 45 countries and territories in the Americas, including El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras28,29. Active Zika virus transmission has been reported throughout Central America, including El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras30.


Sexually Transmitted Infections (HIV, Syphilis, Gonorrhea, etc.)

HIV screening is not required for refugees before resettlement to the United States. However, HIV screening should be offered to all refugees, in accordance with existing domestic refugee screening guidelines for HIV developed by CDC. Although HIV prevalence is relatively low in Central America, minors arriving from El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras should be screened, as maternal HIV status is likely unknown and vertical transmission is possible. No data are available regarding the prevalence of syphilis, gonorrhea, and chlamydia. Syphilis and gonorrhea screening is done per current CDC technical instructions on all refugees 15 years or older. Any patient, regardless of age, should be tested for syphilis, gonorrhea, or chlamydia if symptomatic or if there is a history of or concern about possible sexual activity or exploitation.

Tuberculosis
El Salvador reported 2,206 new and relapsed cases of tuberculosis in 2014, and a prevalence of 49 cases per 100,000 population33. Within El Salvador, six new cases of multidrug-resistant (MDR) tuberculosis were confirmed in 201433. Guatemala and Honduras both reported higher numbers of cases and prevalence rates than El Salvador. Guatemala and Honduras reported 3,163 and 2,820 new and relapsed cases, respectively34, 35. Tuberculosis prevalence was 106 per 100,000 population in Guatemala, and 49 per 100,000 population in Honduras in 201434, 35. Additionally, 79 new cases of MDR TB were reported in Guatemala and 38 new cases of MDR TB were reported in Honduras for 201434, 35.
 
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