Condolences to the family.

Yes, that was an over-reaction. I don't think that most people would have listened to that. Didn't seem to make sense. I've never heard of an evacuation under those circumstances. Even a low hurricane would have been more understandable.

Umm... no one was listening to so-called *Doctor* D. Trump anyway! ROFL<br/> Wasn't this the same man who said we should inject chlorine into our bodies to prevent Covid?😂

More and more stories about these seniors are truly reprehensible. It's no wonder the young people are out of control. Bad examples all around. Geez! 🤦‍♂️

Totally agree bahamianson. This is so sad all around.

Children are the most vulnerable part of the population. It speaks a lot about a person who takes advantage of underaged children (truly disgusting). **The laws of the land need to do much better in protecting them**. But God doesn't sleep either!

I think Mr. Walk-er should just do as his name says. What he is seeking is not in his purview.

If clergy want to help the **workers with work permits**, then you and your members **put them up in your own homes** until they find other dwellings. Or as mentioned by others, the work permit approval process should include proof of residence secured for arrival (or an agreement **in writing** to provide the same). It's clear that any who are here illegally should **return to their country**! <br/><br/>
I always find it humorous that clergy will make all of these suggestions of what should be done. What are **YOU doing personally** to help? Or do you just stand on principle to get your name in the papers?

A complete disgrace how this lady was treated. SMH

A different version of this story was mentioned in the Guardian. When you are dealing with **other people's lives**, safety is paramount. It pays to be overly cautious. <br/>
What you do on your own time is your business. Geez, be a professional at work. SMH