THE SHILL: It's time we had 'safe havens' for vaccinated Americans

Remember all the "ghost cities" in China??? Who wants to bet they were built for separating the vaxxed Chicoms???

(The Hill) With the Department of Veterans Affairs announcing this week that COVID-19 vaccinations will be mandatory for most VA health workers, a new chapter in America has opened. That announcement, the first by a federal agency, coupled with a letter signed by medical groups representing millions of doctors, nurses, pharmacists and other health care workers also calling for mandatory vaccination of all U.S. health personnel is a sea change.

But now we have to go one step further. We must create “safe havens” for vaccinated Americans.

Traditionally, we think of one particular type of “safe haven,” the “sanctuary city,” as a place designed to shield immigrants from the long arm of federal enforcement. According to the Southern Poverty Law Center, a “safe haven” is a place that chooses to keep local resources available to local residents as a way of protecting people in need of protection while awaiting action on their cases.

But why not use the concept of protection for those afraid of contracting COVID-19?

A “safe haven” for the unvaccinated Americans could be as big as a county or district, or as small as a school or religious organization. Think of it as a bubble, like the Olympic village outside Tokyo, where testing, tracing, quarantining and health and safety protocols can be carried out.

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