Fourteen American citizens stranded at a New York military base for four days after returning from Congo—despite showing no Ebola symptoms—highlight the extreme measures U.S. officials are taking to prevent the deadly virus from entering the country. Though they bypassed U.S. flights via Canada, they were detained at land crossings and quarantined at Fort Drum under a controversial “do-not-board” order requiring 21 days of isolation. Experts question the legality of denying entry to U.S. citizens, even when they’re asymptomatic. The military assured lawmakers the disruption to training was minimal, revealing the high-stakes balancing act between public safety and civil liberties in the face of a global health threat.
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