disruption.
It would not be necessary to exclude from US all persons who have been inside these countries in the past 21 days, since a reasonable number of such visitors would remain in US after the emergency period, regardless of the outbreak. Accordingly, the restriction will not help to cope with the epidemic, but rather will hamper the free movement of healthy people, and so heighten the injustice of deep schism between town and country. The restriction will not help to cope with the epidemic, but will hamper the free movement of healthy people, and so heighten the injustice of deep schism between town and country. The present restriction will not help to cope with the epidemic, but will hamper the free movement of healthy people, and so heighten the injustice of deep schism between town and country.
Original dispatch: Ebola: US ban on travellers from DRC, Uganda or South Sudan ‘not the solution’