Border Patrol Agents Quarantine Four Illegals from Sierra Leone in the City of El Paso, Texas.

Border Patrol Agents have located and placed under strict isolation four illegals immigrants that crossed the border in the City of El Paso, Texas this morning.  The four natives from Sierra Leone had been staying in a stash house in the City of Juarez, Mexico for the past two weeks and are not cooperating with Agents as to how many people where hiding with them and if the other illegals where also from the area near Sierra Leone where the deadly disease Ebola has killed over 2 million Africans and is continuing to spread in neighboring communities in Africa.  The Border Patrol Agents that found the two women and their two sons have also been placed in isolation and are being monitored after the detaining of the Sierra Leone Natives, because one of the two woman where already showing symptoms of high fever and vomiting and the Agents had to transport them in their vehicle to seek medical attention.

The CDC has sent several medical personnel to the City of El Paso to give orientation to the Border Patrol Agents working near the desolate terrain between the City of Juarez, Mexico and El Paso, in order to inform the Agents how to asses and deal with the situation of the recent outbreak of Ebola on American Soil and to inform them how to handle the situation and how to proceed if they come in contact with residents of Africa that want to cross the US Borders.

The CDC is also monitoring the four immigrants and is keeping an eye to the two agents that were in contact with the sick woman. Until today, the Agents have tested negative for Ebola but are going to be kept quarantined for the next 21 days.