ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION BRINGING 3RD WORLD DISEASES TO U.S./7 NATIONS SIDE WITH MEXICO IN AZ LAWSUIT

Medical professionals in Arizona already are acutely aware of the disease epidemics lingering just below the public and media radar screens. Furthermore, Arizona health-care providers know Federal Emergency Management folks, the politically correct Centers for Disease Control, the Department of Health and Human Services, and the Department of Homeland Security have no intention bringing Illegal Alien Health Care into the public arena, or for that matter, into any arena where it can be examined. The harsh truth is that dreaded Third World diseases are making their way into America along with illegal aliens.

Hospital Emergency Departments in border cities are having to battle with new strains of antibiotic resistant infections, and diseases America basically eradicated many years ago; diseases like: tuberculosis, pneumonias, staph, parasitic Chagas disease, and leprosy. Some American cities have prided themselves in becoming “sanctuary cities” opening their communities to any and all illegal aliens. These cities are also opening themselves up to insidious germs that are not discriminatory – they will attack anyone and everyone regardless of country of origin. I mentioned a couple of them so let’s look a little closer at these potentially devastating diseases that are streaming across our borders, along with humans from a variety of impoverished, Third World countries..

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7 nations back Mexico suit over Arizona's immigration law
http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/ap/nation/7115410.html

PHOENIX — Seven other Latin American countries want to join Mexico in supporting a lawsuit challenging Arizona's immigration enforcement law.

Bolivia, Colombia, El Salvador, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Paraguay and Peru filed separate, nearly identical motions to join Mexico's legal brief supporting the lawsuit filed by U.S. civil rights and other advocacy groups.

A federal judge formally accepted Mexico's filing July 1 but did not immediately rule on the latest motions filed late last week.

Mexico says the law would lead to racial profiling and hinder trade, tourism and the fight against drug trafficking.

The law is to take effect July 29. It requires that police conducting traffic stops or questioning people about possible legal violations ask them about their immigration status if there is "reasonable suspicion" that they're in the country illegally. .
This is an excellent point and the public is unaware these diseases place us at great risk. I do recall a claim of leprosy during the presidential debates and the candidate had to revise his statement. It may have even been elevated between McCain and Obama and knowing McCain he fumbled not knowing his facts.

So we have more than just drug smuggling across the border and maybe this will be a debate issue if McCain will allow it.

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