Whom should we prioritize for distributing the vaccine? Immigration reform will be difficult for the Biden administration.

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Can Biden Reverse the Past Four Years of Immigration Policy? ([link removed] )

The numbers are clear that President Trump’s immigration policies have irreparably harmed millions of immigrants and Americans. If President Biden’s goal is to rectify the harm of the last four years, he must act boldly and aggressively to fix the numerous problems of his predecessor.

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If the vaccine has a high enough efficacy, then under certain assumptions, it’s better to prioritize those more likely to transmit the disease for early inoculations.

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Will a Biden Administration bring us nothing more than an undoing of the executive actions of the Trump team? That’s an unlikely outcome, according to Gene Healy.

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