U.S. Eases Restrictions on HIV-Positive Visitors
Posted on September 30, 2008
Filed Under Gay Wired, News
In July President George W. Bush signed legislation which removed HIV from a list of diseases ‘of public health significance’ that effectively barred any person infected with HIV from entering the United States. Taking a cue from that move, the Department of Homeland security took steps today to make it even easier for HIV-positive visitors to enter the U.S.
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