Yes, USCIS requires this of all people as part of the green card application. My records were long lost as we moved a lot when I was little, so I had to get vaccines against mumps, measles, rubella, polio, tetanus and diphteria, hib, hepatitis AB, varicella, TB, and a bunch of others.
I don’t think the ones you (and I) were forced to take were a few months old which obviously means no long term data. I’d guess most are for things that basically everyone wants, polio and shit like that for example (I know some people don’t but most people are at least willing to get them, this one is going to have a ton of resistance) I got no problem with vaccines I think are necessary, but the deceit and shadiness surrounding WuFlu and the Coercion they are floating around of you won’t be able to do anything without having your papers handy makes this different IMO.
I had to take 11 inoculations to get my green card. Compulsory vaccines aren't anything new.
Yes, USCIS requires this of all people as part of the green card application. My records were long lost as we moved a lot when I was little, so I had to get vaccines against mumps, measles, rubella, polio, tetanus and diphteria, hib, hepatitis AB, varicella, TB, and a bunch of others.
I don’t think the ones you (and I) were forced to take were a few months old which obviously means no long term data. I’d guess most are for things that basically everyone wants, polio and shit like that for example (I know some people don’t but most people are at least willing to get them, this one is going to have a ton of resistance) I got no problem with vaccines I think are necessary, but the deceit and shadiness surrounding WuFlu and the Coercion they are floating around of you won’t be able to do anything without having your papers handy makes this different IMO.