US EditionLisa Jarvis: RFK Jr.’s vaccine panel is turning misinformation into policy
- Former deportee Kilmar Abrego Garcia reported severe mistreatment including beatings and psychological torture in a notorious Salvadoran prison after a Trump administration deportation.
- The deportation occurred due to an administrative error amid claims by the Trump administration labeling some deportees as gang members based on tattoos, which prison officials later disputed.
- Abrego Garcia described harsh conditions such as overcrowded cells without mattresses, constant bright lights, denial of bathroom access, and forced kneeling overnight with guards striking those who collapsed.
- According to lawyers, prison officials told Abrego Garcia 'your tattoos are fine,' and he faced threats to be placed with gang members who would harm him, reflecting failure to protect detainees.
- These revelations highlight systemic issues in U.S. deportation policies and raise questions about detainee treatment and classification accuracy under the Trump administration.
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East Bay TimesJarvis: RFK Jr.’s vaccine panel is turning misinformation into policy
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s dismantling of Americans’ trust in — and ultimately, access to — vaccines isn’t happening with one sweeping policy that grabs the public’s attention. It’s unfolding quickly and quietly, in bland conference rooms where hand-picked appointees make decisions that will have far-reaching consequences for our health. Inside one of those nondescript rooms last week, the Advisory Committee on I…
How one meeting in 2020 and a GOP senator helped create RFK Jr.’s vaccine wreck
In more than 20 years of covering policy, I have witnessed some crazy stuff. But one episode towers above the rest in sheer lunacy: the November 2020 meeting of the CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices. Sounds boring? Usually, maybe.
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The Lawton ConstitutionLisa Jarvis: RFK Jr.’s vaccine panel is turning misinformation into policy
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy’s dismantling of Americans’ trust in — and ultimately, access to — vaccines isn’t happening with one sweeping policy that grabs the public’s attention. It’s unfolding quickly and quietly, in bland conference rooms where hand-picked appointees make decisions that will have far-reaching consequences for our health. Inside one of those nondescript rooms last week, the Advisory Committee on Immun…
According to a well-known think tank, the largest U.S. lobby in the industry, which includes Pfizer, Merck, Novax and Vaxcyte, held a secret meeting against the Secretary of Health. Tired $2 million. Objective: start media lynching.They want to take out the Minister of Health Rob...
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