Any Ideas ?
On why such a fast outbreak has occurred in the US.
  (When it was practically gone)

Here is a Map
 (Many available and mostly similar)

https://external-content.duckduckgo.com/iu/?u=https%3A%2F%2Ftse2.mm.bing.net%...

I believe the DFI, FDS, WOKE, Socialists will have a idea.

And people that do not have TDS,
will look at the map,
and come to a completely different conclusion.

Eegore wrote on 05/07/26 at 11:50:13:


Which came first, Infected people coming onto this Country.

Or Citizens, no longer taking a vaccine for a illness which was practically gone.


"...Measles has been officially “eliminated” from the U.S. since 2000, which means the country had not seen very large outbreaks and had not had 12 months or more of uncontrolled domestic transmission of the virus since before that time.

However, a series of measles outbreaks began in the U.S. in early 2025 that continue today:..."


"... influx of infected humans coming into the US, ..."

"... increase in humans already in the US refusing to administer a proven effective vaccine ..."

Can give your opinion which came first ?

Which came first, Infected people coming onto this Country.

Or Citizens, no longer taking a vaccine for a illness which was practically gone.


 Infected people coming into this country.  The first confirmed cases are in 1713 from European immigrants that created the American Colonies.  Since no vaccine existed, the disease obviously was introduced first.


Can give your opinion which came first ?

 Introduction of a disease will always precede the spread of infection to unvaccinated.  However the lack of pre-infection vaccination comes before introduction of disease.  

 The latest traceback locally, to me, provides data of a family returning from a vacation in Africa with two unvaccinated children.  Geographically they brought the disease into the US, but this happened because they chose not to vaccinate their children.  

 So what came first?  The lack of vaccination or the introduction of disease?

 To me, in this case the lack of vaccination came first for the primary infected cases.  Then the introduction of disease came second, which caused the "spread" of the disease because humans had not been vaccinated years prior.

The logical reason for recent measles is a combination of unvaccinated immigrants and unvaccinated citizens.

I don’t know if legal immigrants are required to show measles vaccination. I don’t know the answer, but I assume children in the US are still required to get the measles vaccine but I don’t know for sure.

But certainly another reason to clamp down on illegal immigration in the form of Biden‘s open borders is the potential for contagious diseases.

If I had a child right now, I would absolutely have them get the measles vaccine.

I’m not anti-VAX by any means, but I would not get another Covid vaccine anytime soon. I did the first time around because I was a recent cancer survivor and was still unsure of my health situation. As a healthy adult, the odds of Covid affecting me significantly seem to me to be far less than the vaccine’s side effect.

But certainly another reason to clamp down on illegal immigration in the form of Biden‘s open borders is the potential for contagious diseases.

If I had a child right now, I would absolutely have them get the measles vaccine.



 Agreed.  It is a combination, but if you like Trump then mathematical values of herd immunity doesn't apply because it is "illegal immigrants" that introduce disease.  If you like Biden it is lack of vaccines and only one in a million billion trillion immigrants have a contagious disease.

 It definitely can't be both though.

Eegore wrote on 05/08/26 at 07:40:49:


Getting a visa/go to another Country.
Is up to the Place you want to go.
Not the place you came from.

(How many humans,
 came into the USA,
without any Visas ?)

Eegore wrote on 05/08/26 at 13:29:33:


The same way it was done, from 2000 to 2024.

According to the CDC: "...The United States has maintained measles elimination status for over 20 years. ..."
The, 'rate' that people left the US clean, then brought it back  was small enough, to have the CDC say no problem.