The Trump administration has imposed tough measures against hantavirus and Ebola, including mandatory quarantines and travel bans, drawing criticism for contradicting its previous stance on COVID-19 restrictions. - Mandatory federal quarantine orders were issued for two cruise ship passengers exposed to hantavirus.
- The administration banned travelers from Ebola-affected countries and blocked infected U.S. citizens from returning home for treatment.
- Critics call the measures an overreaction and warn they could undermine public trust and drive outbreaks underground. - The administration defends the actions as necessary to protect the American public.