Has Anyone Returned To The Us Since New Testing Requirements Began?

Makes me wonder if anyone is really tracking it, though. Even if they record # of rejections at the airport in some new system, there's tons of people who just know the rules and won't bother going to the airport if they don't have a neg. test. Any attempt at compiling stats is doomed to be horribly inaccurate and skewed.

 

"Certainly not Mexico's job to enforce and monitor rules not of their own making and that are actually detrimental to their own country's prosperity."

So true and I doubt the US govt is interested in the percentage of negative vs positive tests performed in Mexico. IMO their only interest is in appearing to do something and save the country from the evil travelers. Never mind the millions of cases already in our country lol. After all, only politicians should be allowed to host wedding receptions and travel to Cabo (Adler - mayor of Austin), enjoy fine dining with a dozen others (Newsome), get her hair done at a closed salon (Pelosi). The peons like us aren't supposed to be doing these things. It's far too dangerous.

 

I can’t see how any of this is tracked from what I observed. If they cared about that then they wouldn’t have solely put the responsibility on the airlines to enforce it. Our test results weren’t checked again after the check in counter. I also doubt that they really care if suspicions were to arise anyways. They present everything as if they are doing the tests and what is required of them. We are only talking about my experience at Temptation as well. It’s fair to assume that it’s happening the same way in other resorts in Mexico and the Caribbean, but who knows if they are taking the same approach. I think it would be near impossible to be able to implement a system to reliably track results. This is the US government rules and they are slow to implement anything as it is to this scale and trying to build a system and then train other countries employees to use the system correctly seems highly unlikely.

 

Steve...you nailed it.
Especially the farce and Crazy Joe comment!

 

On January 12, 2021, CDC announced an Order requiring all air passengers arrivingto the US from a foreign country to get tested no more than 3 days before their flight departs and to present the negative result or documentation of having recovered from COVID-19 to the airline before boarding the flight.
Sorry this wasn’t crazy Joe , but the former occupant that caused this.

 

BS.
The CDC Foundation has no authority and only makes recommendations.
They are not an official government office, are a private entity and are funded by philanthropist .
Biggest donors are typically left leaning. (Bill Gates ($100M+ for corona virus works, EM, Taubin family, AARP, A. Downing...the list goes on).

Edited to add “Foundation”.
I was
The office of CDC and Prevention is an Fed Agency inside the Dept of Health and Human Services and does receive fed funds via congress as well as monies from CDC Foundation. The executive branch (President’s Office) has control and authority to use opinions and recommendations as they see fit.

 

Reading all the interviews from the CDC, the goal is to deter people from traveling domestic and international. Not discovering who has covid.

Asking for the negative test I think on its own stops a lot of people from traveling, it seems like what they set out to do is working.

The people making these policies probably know there will befake tests, or people working the system, they likely don’t care.

 

Iirc the CDC is operated by the executive branch.