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More Americans might be accepting of President Barack Obama’s zealous push to flood the country with refugees from war-torn parts of the world, if only he, along with federal and state officials, were more transparent about the entire process.

Like for instance being up front with Americans about the health threat posed by many of these refugees.

Breitbart News is reporting that officials at the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services, county health departments throughout the state and local offices of refugee resettlement agencies – all of whom are working closely with the Obama administration – have taken to hiding the latent tuberculosis infection rates among refugees from the general public.

The website noted further that the “culture of concealment” in Michigan contrasts with how several other states deal with latent TB infection rates among refugees.

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