Fear of CV-19 divides families but ignored for illegals

After nearly a year of fear tactics pressing Americans to mask-up and lockdown, families have undergone devastating divisions and isolations. Far beyond the school closures that kept students from socializing with friends and hospitalizations that disallowed visitation has been the self-imposed separation of grown children from parents that's prevented extended family gatherings. Long after some states have dropped mask mandates (months of statistics bear out that wearing face coverings have had no affect on the spread or containment of the Wuhan virus), residual anxiety continues to keep grandparents and others at bay. It's come to the point that some younger parents are levying ultimatums that grands be inoculated with experimental vaccines before they will be allowed to interface with the children.