> This group is currently living outside of the system. I think that the point that I’m trying to make (as are others in this thread) is that there are many mo

> This group is currently living outside of the system. I think that the point that I’m trying to make (as are others in this thread) is that there are many more people who are “living outside the system” when we consider “the system” to be those who can get treatment and afford to distance themselves from others (i.e. stay home from work or work remote). Expressing concern about the problem that undocumented immigrants pose is such a massively premature thing to do that I find it impossible to read the original comment in good faith. > 10M people are unable to participate in a productive treatment or cure. Many more than 10M people are going to be unable or unwilling to participate in treatment or inoculation due to the structure of the American healthcare system. Raising the concern about undocumented immigrants inhibiting our recovery effort is naïvely misinformed at best and a dogwhistle for encouraging discriminatory behavior at worst.