One parent working abroad to provide for their family. The other passes away.
You wouldn’t allow the other parent home.
Totally unnecessary, and vile. I don’t believe there is any country in the world outside of North Korea with the levels of restrictions you are proposing.
Well that leaves the question above how they provide for their family. It’s a quite weak argument you are putting forward to allow you posts shots of Cape Cod on instagram to your Blackrock College buddies.
That’s why we should have good contact tracing and testing regimes in place. And all countries with Air Bridges have reciprocal standards. You are in a bubble. Expect some cases and a cluster or two, but that’s where your systems come in.
It’s one of the “suppress the curve” and NZ proponents ideas.
I’m just asking you how to clarify how the lone parent is then going to care and provide for their child when they had to move abroad in the first place to provide for it while the other parent cared for it.
You seem to have a shocking sense of entitlement that apparently allows you to endanger the health and wellbeing of the general public because you are a “US citizen”.
It’s a very, very weak argument and trying to use someone who lost a young partner or spouse to justify that is very callous.
@Tim_Riggins wants people to die, businesses to fold and people to lose their jobs because he’s a “US citizen” and is better than everyone else as a result.
We need to make International travel a case by case basis with one flight a week going to a destination. We’ll set up a tribunal to decide if people can depart or enter the country, and debate the merits of both.