On the recordMarch 10, 2020
certainly, prisons can be incubators for infectious disease and that puts those in prison at risk as well as those who are employed there.
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congress.govcertainly, prisons can be incubators for infectious disease and that puts those in prison at risk as well as those who are employed there.
Pressley emphasizes the risk of infectious diseases in prisons.
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