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> So, if there are some limits, why not understand those in terms of what that very section explicitly lists? Because the list ends with "and other measures, a
by lakecresva 5y ago
> So, if there are some limits, why not understand those in terms of what that very section explicitly lists?
Because the list ends with "and other measures, as in his judgment may be necessary.", and the text forces you believe that either a) the federal government intended to express a belief (in the same bill that officially gives the federal government quarantine authority) that disease could be contained via sanitation and pest control, or that b) they intended to give the Surgeon General a lot of latitude.