NYC Waives School Vax Requirement – for Illegal Alien Children

It was revealed that children of Illegal migrants We were granted the green light to attend school in New York City Although they could not provide proof that they had received all the mandatory childhood vaccines, they continued to be accepted. 

The revelation is only one of many issues. city As a href=”https://thepostmillennial.com/breaking-nyc-mayor-eric-adams-not-capable-enough-to-handle-illegal-immigrant-crisis-per-top-aide”>officials Struggle To meet the unprecedented demand for Illegal migrants These have been arriving in the recent months.

According to the New York PostAn estimated 11,000 migrant kids have been enrolled in schools managed by the Department of Education since the summer of 2022. 

New York City’s kindergarten-grade 5 students are eligible for free admission. Requirements To be vaccinated against diptheria. Tetanus, pertussis. polio. Measles. Rubella. Hepatitis B. and chicken pox. 

Many parents are concerned that vaccines will not be given in time to prevent the spread of certain diseases. As the New York Post According to reports, Simon Baruch Middle School, Manhattan, recently reported a case involving chickenpox. One parent said that five children from migrant families were absent over the next few days.
 

“When you are talking now about hundreds of children entering a school and coming from countries where we know the same childhood vaccinations are not available,” The parent warned: “it’s hard to not see where vulnerable families could be put at risk.”

According to DOE policy, asylum-seeking children can be admitted to city schools regardless of whether their parents can prove they have been vaccinated. They have thirty days to file after they enroll. “to provide evidence of vaccinations or be in the process of acquiring vaccinations.”

Mayor Adams  On July 21, 2022, he stated that he couldn’t handle the increased number of migrants entering NYC’s homeless shelters and public welfare programs. It was a real problem. “burden” To the already “overburdened shelter system.” He later stated that the time has come to reconsider NYC’s historic “right to shelter” laws, he couldn’t handle the influx illegal immigrants.