Seymour Flops
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The press secretary lied, when she said that that administration learned of the problem in February:
The infant formula processing plant in Sturgis, Mich., was shut down in February and several brands recalled after the FDA opened an investigation into a bacterial outbreak at the facility. As POLITICO reported, a whistleblower flagged concerns last October about food safety violations at the Michigan Abbott plant to senior FDA officials, including then-acting FDA Commissioner Janet Woodcock. Four infants who became ill triggered the FDA investigation. Two babies died.
Apparently, the administration used that time to quietly stockpile pallets of formula to be sent to the border in case of any shortage. What a draw that must be to illegal aliens, to know that their babies will be given formula even if they never had it in Mexico, even if babies born in the U.S. starve while the illegal "shoppers" have to walk sideways between the overstocked shelves to get their "free" baby formula.
The infant formula processing plant in Sturgis, Mich., was shut down in February and several brands recalled after the FDA opened an investigation into a bacterial outbreak at the facility. As POLITICO reported, a whistleblower flagged concerns last October about food safety violations at the Michigan Abbott plant to senior FDA officials, including then-acting FDA Commissioner Janet Woodcock. Four infants who became ill triggered the FDA investigation. Two babies died.
Apparently, the administration used that time to quietly stockpile pallets of formula to be sent to the border in case of any shortage. What a draw that must be to illegal aliens, to know that their babies will be given formula even if they never had it in Mexico, even if babies born in the U.S. starve while the illegal "shoppers" have to walk sideways between the overstocked shelves to get their "free" baby formula.
