Trump Says He May Quarantine New York, New Jersey and Connecticut
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by Reuters and Algemeiner Staff

US President Donald Trump speaks to reporters as he departs for travel to North Carolina from Washington, US February 7, 2020. Photo: REUTERS/Jonathan Ernst/File Photo.
President Donald Trump said Saturday he was considering imposing a quarantine on New York, New Jersey and Connecticut.
Trump said he was mulling the quarantine, while at the same walking back urging to quickly reopen the economy. Trump said he was unsure about whether the United States will reopen for business by April 12th following shutdowns in major cities across the country. Asked whether he thought the United States would open by Easter Sunday, Trump said at the White House on Saturday, “We’ll see what happens.”
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