A potential problem that little media coverage has been
given to is Mexico.

So far, Mexico has only a few confirmed covid-17
infections but that is expected to change quickly with
and explosion of cases.

The Mexican government and healthcare systems are
among the least prepared to handle a major spread
of the virus. Plus, the government has little
control over the population, being run more by
drug cartels.

As jobs are lost and people get sick or are infected
US officials predict a massive number of people
trying to enter the USA from our southern border.



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On Wed, 18 Mar 2020 05:42:42 -0400, "Mr. Luddite"
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A potential problem that little media coverage has been
given to is Mexico.

So far, Mexico has only a few confirmed covid-17
infections but that is expected to change quickly with
and explosion of cases.

The Mexican government and healthcare systems are
among the least prepared to handle a major spread
of the virus. Plus, the government has little
control over the population, being run more by
drug cartels.

As jobs are lost and people get sick or are infected
US officials predict a massive number of people
trying to enter the USA from our southern border.

We have a potentially worse problem right here. If this gets loose in
our homeless population it could really get ugly fast, particularly in
the cities like Frisco or NYC where the homeless are everywhere.
Most are not particularly healthy and half of them are nuts.

The Mexican problem would just give Trump the excuse he is looking for
to actually seal the border, using military force.