Laredo sues Biden for dumping Covid cases in city

 Daily Mail:

The coronavirus Delta variant reached Laredo, Texas this week as the southern border city moved to sue the Biden administration for transferring mass amounts of illegal migrants to the community.

One case of the highly contagious strain of COVID-19 was confirmed in Laredo on Monday.

'Our concern continues to be that unvaccinated populations, who typically present with the most severe medical outcomes at the hospitals, can also create and spread variants that reduce the efficacy of our vaccines' Laredo Health Authority Dr. Victor Tevino said in a statement, according to local news outlet KGNS. 'This is one of the challenges and reasons why we are seeing an increase in our breakthrough infections.'

The city has also expressed concerns over the transfer of illegal crossers who have not yet been vaccinated as it could lead to a spike in COVID cases in the community.

'The release of people who are COVID-19 positive and/or have been exposed to someone who is COVID-19 positive poses a danger that this city and country have endeavored to remedy since the inception of this pandemic,' the claim from Laredo against the Biden administration states.

'Unfortunately, the federal government has left this public health concern to be tackled by our local government with no considerations of the city's little to no resources nor regard for the deadly ramifications it could have on the country,' it adds. 

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Biden has a clear double standard when it comes to Covid.  He is putting people at risk in the border community and spreading the risk around the country as he traffics illegals inland. 

See, also:

Border Patrol Sounds COVID Alarm as 40 Agents Test Positive in Texas Sector

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