1. It’s just a joke, right?

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After the National Association of Immigration Judges said courts should post both English and Spanish language versions of the CDC’s updates about the virus, they took to Twitter to bash the Trump administration:

EOIR has ordered immigration court staff to remove CDC posters designed to slow spread of coronavirus.

No, this is not a parody account.

— Immigration Judges (NAIJ) (@Imm_Judges_NAIJ) March 9, 2020

2. Diseases don’t discriminate

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Hilary Clinton tells it as it is: it’s discrimination at it’s finest. But the administration doesn’t seem to realize it’s affecting everyone, not just immigrants.

Any human being can spread the virus, whether they’re a citizen or a permanent resident or a green card applicant or a refugee.

Disease doesn’t discriminate, but this administration certainly does.https://t.co/wTRXdtKDf5

— Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) March 10, 2020

3. The virus spreading doesn’t seem to scare the administration

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When there’s an outbreak of a disease, preventing the spread of it should be priority number one.

But it looks like the Trump administration doesn’t realize people need to be alive to vote.

"The Trump administration is actively sabotaging efforts to prevent the spread of coronavirus in immigration courts.”#Coronavirus #Immigrationhttps://t.co/7KmOtI3WdM

— Daily Sound and Fury (@dailysoundnfury) March 11, 2020

4. Trump coronavirus-prevention posters

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If there can’t be bilingual coronavirus posters, maybe Trump posters will do the trick.

🚨 BRAND NEW COMIC now on @BoingBoing 🚨
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How can you beat the coronavirus? Follow the simple instructions on this poster from Donald Trump.
-https://t.co/FD1Tg3zkyp pic.twitter.com/MoECrYEZcU

— Tom the Dancing Bug (@RubenBolling) March 10, 2020

5. Did people forget that there is more than one language?

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It should be pretty much common sense that all languages need to be involved with coronavirus prevention plans–but this seems to be a whole other problem if not enough languages are being considered.

The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has posters for COVID-19 awareness only in English and Hindi.

Basically if you don’t read one of these two languages, you can die of coronavirus. https://t.co/K8FzeYrou7

— Puram (@puram_politics) March 11, 2020

6. Another one of Trump’s plans to remove immigrants?

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He hasn’t exactly kept his feelings on immigration a secret.

URGENT:

Trump is now ordering immigration courts to take down English and Spanish posters which explain in detail how to prevent #coronavirus from spreading.

Trump literally appears to want immigrants to spread the virus so that he can scapegoat them & make them the enemy!

— Ms. Krassenstein (@HKrassenstein) March 10, 2020

7. The first case of health warnings being removed by a President

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What next, Trump orders hospitals to be removed?

In all of American history, no President has ever ordered health warnings to be removed.
Judges blast Trump administration for ordering coronavirus info posters taken down from courts - https://t.co/sQw1K45T5v

— Dr. Robert Fortuna (@psychdr100) March 10, 2020

8. Is Trump only thinking about re-election?

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Trump seems entirely too distracted lately by re-election. The country can hope that he hasn’t forgotten the importance of preventing the virus from being spread.

Judges Told to ‘Remove’ CDC Coronavirus Warning Posters from Immigration Courtshttps://t.co/5z69JrdOzV via @lawcrimenews@realDonaldTrump @VP

Everything Trump tweets or says makes it worse — he cares only about re-election — he's going to kill a lot of people …

— John J. Mesh (@Ohnjaye4) March 11, 2020

9. Does the administration know what they’re doing?

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Maybe the Trump administration needs posters on how to handle the coronavirus.

In yet ANOTHER example of how ignorant @realDonaldTrump's @VP's administration is handling #COVIDー19, the @TheJusticeDept ORDERED court staff to remove ENG/ESP bilingual coronavirus posters to be removed from courts and waiting areas.https://t.co/EtxWNfAbfb

— The Skeptic (@TheSkeptic21) March 10, 2020

10. At least the general public has an idea of what needs to be done

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Maybe we should put this guy in charge:

INFORMATION IS 🔑

I have put together a dropbox with ALL graphics related to the Corona Virus. Feel free to share posts online, print posters and put in your homes and offices!

All hands on deck!! Information is KEY!https://t.co/33Qj7riAJR

— Dr. Chris Tufton (@christufton) March 11, 2020

Meanwhile, media outlets await the administration’s explanation for even initiating taking down the posters in the first place.

A Justice Department spokesman told CNN, “The sign should not have been taken down. The matter is being rectified.”

Hopefully, all future thoughts of even removing health warnings will be ‘rectified.’