U.S. moving to toughen testing requirement for travelers

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6 thoughts on “U.S. moving to toughen testing requirement for travelers

  1. They need to work out an enforcement plan for the current rules before ramping the requirements up. I returned from Ecuador last week and not a soul from the airline, the Ecuadorean government, TSA or Customs looked at any of my COVID related paperwork. The announcement being made repeatedly in the Fort Lauderdale customs line was along the lines of “Only hand us your passport, We do not want to see any other paperwork.”

    Rules don’t provide protection, enforcement of rules provides protection.

  2. “We are in the midst of a crisis with the coronavirus,” Biden tweeted the day after Trump imposed travel restrictions from China into the U.S. “We need to lead the way with science – not Donald Trump’s record of hysteria, xenophobia, and fear-mongering. He is the worst possible person to lead our country through a global health emergency.”

  3. David G. Interesting because we can have 70,000-80,000 people right next to each other screaming and yelling in all college football and NFL games each weekend, concerts with people on top of each other(my 19 year old son just went to one in downtown Indy last night and it was packed to the point not able to move around well), but “on the plane there is a greater risk of infecting hundreds of people”. From what I have read, the airplane is about the safest because of the way the airflow is filtered and moved around the cabin.

    It’s all for theater

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