It may not make sense to you, but that doesn't mean it's not possible. Since you don't really know, it's a bit arrogant of you to dismiss other possibilities and imply that other people are stupid, just because you believe your own unproven story and don't believe theirs.

it doesn't make sense to me because your notion relies on several dozen longshot scenarios to all successfully happen. sorry but you can do it once, or even twice. but when you have to assume these illegals were even sent to MO, assume that they even had the virus in the first, assume that clusters went unnoticed in other areas. ignore that these "magical clusters" didn't affect american children in texas, arizona etc until after it became full blown in the midwest. play down the fact that this disease hit areas with no connection to illegal immigration pretty hard while having the lowest amount of cases per capita in states most associated with immigration. ==> it doesn't look like a logical discussion. it's essentially a conspiracy theory. I am a big proponent of "you can't rely on assumptions show something happened" and this entire idea relies entirely on guesses, assumptions, and longshot hypotheticals.