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The Biden administration is ramping up restrictions for travelers to and within the United States, requiring more stringent testing protocols and extending the existing mask mandate on domestic flights and public transportation to fight COVID-19 variants over the cold winter months. Joe Biden would announce the changes later in the day, with the actions coming in response to the threat of COVID-19 variants—both Delta and the recently emerged Omicron strain. International travelers coming to the United States will have to test for COVID-19, the disease caused by the CCP, within 24 hours of departure, regardless of nationality or vaccination status. That's a change from the current 72 hours.


"This tighter testing timeline provides an added degree of public health protection as scientists continue to assess the Omicron variant," the White House said. Travelers will also have to continue wearing masks through March 18 on planes, trains, and other modes of public transport, as well as at hubs like indoor bus stations and airports. People who don't comply with the masking requirement face a minimum fine of $500 and up to $3,000 for repeat offenses. Biden is also expected to encourage more Americans to get a booster shot and announce steps meant to expand vaccine uptake, including a public education campaign...


"Pharmacy partners are launching broad-based outreach campaigns to encourage the public to get their boosters, and are sending millions of texts, calls, and emails to eligible customers with information on how to schedule an appointment or walk-in for their booster shot," the White House said, noting also that federal pharmacy partners will be expanding access to boosters, offering jabs on evenings and weekends. Biden will call on employers nationwide to provide paid time off for staff to get boosters and announce a new effort to launch hundreds of family vaccination clinics across the country to expand access to vaccines... Public health experts have said more time is needed to determine whether the new Omicron variant is more transmissible, deadly, or vaccine-resistant than other strains.

To date, no one in America has even been diagnosed with the variant, and no one has died from it anywhere on the planet. Thanks to mass media journo-terrorism, half of America is now freaking out over something that likely doesn't exist at all. "Omicron" is almost certainly a coordinated fabrication.