As COVID-19 vaccine rolls out

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As the COVID-19 vaccine makes its way throughout the United States, immigration activists and lawmakers are rallying to ensure that the 11 million undocumented immigrants at the heart of the nation’s food production and service industry sectors are not left out.

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Experts say it is unlikely that health officials will discriminate against undocumented Americans. But after years of isolationist and punitive immigration policies from the Trump administration, many immigrants — whose physical and fiscal health has, along with many people of color, been disproportionately impacted by the pandemic — might be unwilling to come forward and get vaccinated.

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In July, Beatriz Gutierrez’s entire family — including her four children, ages 9 to 17, and partner, who is a landscaper — caught COVID-19. While none were hospitalized, the illness resulted in her partner losing his job and bills piling up. While th e disease creates natural immunity, the CDC says people who have had COVID-19 “may be advised” to get the vaccine due to severe health risks associated with the virus and that re-infection is possible.

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“We don’t want to take the risk if it’s going to cause us problems,” such as deportation, says Gutierrez, 36, a stay-at-home mother in Phoenix. “But otherwise, I am ready to take it.” For Gutierrez, who also had two friends die from the virus that so far has killed nearly 313,000 Americans, the vaccine means a chance for health and job security.

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And it should not come with concerns about being put in the crosshairs of immigration officials, said Cara Christ, director of the Arizona Department of Health Services.

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“Vaccines are one of those things we make available no matter if you’re a winter visitor or if you’re visiting from another country,” said Christ. “We want to make sure we’re protecting everybody.”