Disease at border puts migrants at risk: 'There’s a crisis here'

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Disease at border puts migrants at risk: 'There’s a crisis here'
by Anna Giaritelli
 | January 25, 2019 12:00 AM
 

ANIMAS, N.M. — There is a health crisis on the U.S.-Mexico border that was deliberately covered up during a visit by members of Congress, according to the head of a sanitation company supplying outposts there.

Tricia Elbrock, the owner of Elbrock Water Systems in Animas, N.M., supplies portable bathrooms at facilities near the border. She told the Washington Examiner that after she dropped off two portable toilets near the border at the request of the Border Patrol, her cleaning staff was "overwhelmed" after hundreds of migrants used them.

“There’s a crisis here — the influx of people. These little counties and towns cannot handle that mass,” Elbrock said during a recent meeting at her business in Animas. She also fears the number of migrants using the bathrooms is a hazard. “There’s a health issue with the porta-potties.

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/disease-at-border-puts-migrants-at-risk-theres-a-crisis-here

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“Until people live there, they don't understand why we need the wall. And most of all how there’s no wall down here. We have barbed wire fence and there's nothing,” she said.