The World Health Organization is now officially passed the controversial pandemic accord.

What this agreement does, it creates a new program for the global sharing of data and makes

it so that any pharmaceutical manufacturer part of this system now has to give 20% of their products

for so-called equitable distribution. Meanwhile, President Trump met with the South African president

in the Oval Office and confronted him

over the genocide of the white boar farmers.

And in other news, operations to deport people,

well, they're really, really expensive.

It costs over $17,000 for every person deported from the United States.

And the Trump administration, it's looking for new funding sources,

including possibly to use money from foreign aid for the deportation of illegal immigrants.

I'm the Epic Times Senior Investigator reporter Joshua

Philip, and this is Crossroads.

The World Health Organization is now officially passed the pandemic accord. And the

international agreement, it's legally binding to the member states,

and the whole thing started back in 2021 during the responses to COVID-19. What this agreement does,

it creates a new program for the global sharing of pathogen data in samples on anything that

could allegedly spark a pandemic. It also makes

it so that any pharmaceutical manufacturer part of this whole system now has to give 20% of their

products for so-called equitable distribution, which means probably higher costs for the rest of the

countries. This also creates a much broader

system all countries part of this agreement to have surveillance and other programs to detect

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