In certain states, there’s a list of other people who will have access to the vaccine before seniors. In some states, that includes convicted prisoners.
On today’s Jay Sekulow Live/The Logan Sekulow Reprogram, we talked about a COVID-19 vaccine rollout report which seems to put prisoners higher on the priority list than the most vulnerable Americans, senior citizens.
My co-host Will Haynes explained:
"What we’re seeing is states are starting to release their plans of how they’re going to distribute the vaccine because they will be working with the companies on adding a priority list. They’re saying within two weeks in the United States that it could start rolling out."
It looks like the rollout should be underway very soon.
We always knew that once the COVID-19 vaccine rollout began, those that are considered the most vulnerable would get access to it first. That means that nursing homes will get it first, for obvious reasons. The next logical step, one would think, would be those that are 65 years old and up, especially those that have other medical conditions.