Not surprisingly, President Trump paused immigration to the U.S. It is actually a pause, not a permanent decision.
Nevertheless, the widely expected Democrat response came swiftly: “Trump Slammed For ‘Xenonophic Scapegoating’ After Proposing U.S. Immigration Ban.”
And I’m sure there are other headlines out there.
President Trump’s decision is not totally about Mexico, but the situation south of the border is uncertain, to say the least.
Our family friend Therese Margolis is the editor of Pulse News Mexico, a digital newspaper. This is a post from yesterday:
As of Saturday, April 18, more than 100 people had died from COVID-19 in the past 24 hours in Mexico, bringing the country’s death toll to 650, Public Health Undersecretary Hugo López-Gatell said.
With 622 new confirmed cases, the number of the total infected in the country had risen to nearly 7,500 on Saturday, Lopez-Gatell said, although many medical experts are warning that the incidence of the disease is grossly unreported in Mexico.
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