When people travel from Ebola-stricken nations to the United States, there is one certain way to prevent them from transmitting that virus here: Quarantine them long enough to know they are not infected.
Then there is a way that puts Americans at risk: Let people travel here from stricken regions. Let them roam freely — until they show symptoms. Then trust that you can rush them into isolation before they expose others.
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