Analyst's note:  Absolutely must read.  Our U.S. federal government insists on "gun control" while a once-defeated disease is now surging, lethal for 60 percent of those infected.  We are talking about the highly infectious cases of drug-resistant and lethal tuberculosis that are walking across the Mexican border.  Go figure ....  Over 4,500 people may have been exposed to this disease in Los Angeles alone with the Multi-Drug-Resistant Tuberculosis (MDR- TB). 

Can you guess who is going to pay for the necessary medical care?  This is not to mention the strong possibility of unnecessary deaths. 

This could give a whole new meaning to "Those countries who can not or will not control their borders will not long survive."  Failure to monitor and then insist on proper Constitutional government does have consequences.

[....]Tuberculosis is a bacterial infection that generally attacks the lungs, although it can attack any part of the body. The disease is easily spread when an infected individual coughs, sneezes or even talks in the presence of another person. If not properly treated the disease can be fatal.

The disease has been around since ancient times and tuberculosis was once the leading cause of death in America. Among the disease’s victims was the legendary Doc Holiday, who died in a tuberculosis ward in Colorado Springs.

While the 20th century development of antibiotics resulted in the disease being virtually eradicated in America by the 1960s, in recent years TB has been making a comeback with new strains that are resistant to most antibiotics.

[....] Last week officials advised police to wear protective surgical masks while dealing with suspects or members of the public who may have been exposed to the disease.

[....]Besides California and Florida, the states with the greatest number of multi-drug-resistant TB are Texas and New York, all having large numbers of illegal aliens within their borders. Florida was recently ranked as having the third largest illegal alien population by the Department of Homeland Security. Many illegals in Florida come from the Caribbean and other countries in the Southern Hemisphere, some of which have widespread problems with tuberculosis. [....]