Recent genetic and statistical evidence implicate the President’s border policies, policies that actually expedite the immigration of carriers of the deadly EV-D68 enterovirus. Policies that apparently facilitated an epidemic afflicting thousands of children in recent months, some with polio-like paralysis, and even death in at least three cases:
“Kinley Galbreath, from Hamilton, has spent the past three weeks in intensive care at Children’s of Alabama, where she remains on a ventilator– paralyzed from her arms to her legs,” reads an Oct. 8 TV report from Alabama.
“Her mom, Kim Nichols, has remained by Kinley’s side since the [five-year-old] little girl was admitted to the hospital and diagnosed with the potentially fatal respiratory illness enterovirus D-68.”
Speaking exclusively to ABC 3340, the mother said: “As she was getting ready to doze off, she said ‘Mommy, my hands are going numb,’ and by that point she started to lose movement in her neck.”
“On the third day is when she lost movement from her legs down,” her mother continued. “The only thing she’s had control of has been her toes. And that’s what she wiggles to let me know something’s wrong. And she’ll blink her eyes for yes, and won’t blink her eyes for no.’” (Neil Munro, Obama’s Border Policy Fueled Epidemic, Evidence Shows, The Daily Caller, 10/31/2014).
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