NYT's New Case For Open Borders: Dementia Patients May 'Wander' Across The Border

Chris Menahan
InformationLiberation
Nov. 04, 2019

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Finally, the definitive case for open borders!

From The New York Times, "Dementia Can Make Patients Wander. What if They Cross the Border?" (via Steve Sailer):

Family members everywhere worry about loved ones with dementia or Alzheimer's suddenly taking off on their own. Having an international border close by raises the stakes.

Well, I'm sold!

Is that a big problem, really? We have hundreds of dementia patients strorming the border??? NYT tries to create a new thing about a non-problem yet ignores the daily problem of the ongoing problem of actual border crossings.
— Iva Faith Inham (@IvaFaithInham) November 4, 2019

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