(NOTICIAS YA). – A US District Court issued a Order to suspend authorization of COVID-19 vaccination for health workers nationwide.
According to KOCO News 5/ABC, John O’Connor, Oklahoma Attorney General, He was One of 12 people in this position to file a lawsuit against this requirement from the president.
“This is one A major medical freedom victory for Oklahoma’s healthcare heroes, Who is the Face the epidemic with courage O’Connor said.
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In addition to the aforementioned official, the lawsuit was filed by Steve Marshall (Alabama), Mark Brnovich (Arizona), Christopher M. Carr (Georgia), Lawrence Wasden (Idaho), Todd Rocetta (Indiana), Jeff Landry (Louisiana), Lynn Fitch (Mississippi), Austin Knudsen (Montana), Alan Wilson (South Carolina), Shawn D. Reyes (Utah) and Patrick Morrissey (Virginia Occidental).
In mid-November, the 12th prosecutor filed the legal case, urged the Federal Court to Stop authorizing COVID-19 vaccination for healthcare workers issued by Biden administration.
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Oklahoma Governor Kevin State also praised the decisionWho indexed files Mandate ‘unconstitutional’ and bypassed by the federal government.
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that it On Monday, Federal Judge Matthew Shelp blocked authorization in the 10 states that filed the first legal challenge Against it, according to FOX 5.
The St. Louis-based district judge has suspended enforcement of the mandate in the states of Alaska, Arkansas, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, New Hampshire, North Dakota, South Dakota, Wyoming.
