After the Federal Court of Appeals ordered a suspension of the COVID-19 vaccine authorization last week, the Biden administration vowed to continue the struggle and formed a team of administrative lawyers to persuade the Court of Appeals to lift the ban. On the grounds of statutory and constitutional issues, this suspension prevented the US federal government from enforcing the authorization.
Tonight, the Associated Press reported The efforts of the Biden administration failed:
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit in New Orleans last Saturday approved the Federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s requirements for these workers to be vaccinated or mask requirements and weekly testing requirements before January 4.
Lawyers from the Department of Justice and the Department of Labor submitted a response on Monday, stating that preventing the authorization from taking effect will only extend the COVID-19 pandemic and “will cause dozens or even hundreds of lives to be lost every day.”
But the Court of Appeal rejected this argument on Friday. Judge Kurt D. Engelhardt wrote that the suspension was “fully in the public interest”.
Although Biden and people in his administration believe that their victory in 2016 was smaller than Trump’s, but somehow gave them the authority to their policy agenda, many states and courts have begun to cut their wings to remind people of what we have Crazy and novel concept. Constitutional government. Although several states have recently won against the authorization, this is not the end of the federal government’s continued efforts to enforce the vaccine authorization.
continue From the Associated Press:
After OSHA issued the rule on November 4, at least 27 states have challenged at least six federal appeals courts. The submitted challenges should be randomly selected for listening on November 16.
If the states take joint defense measures against these authorizations, it should show a huge opportunity (not what we want) for the states to implement the COVID-19 vaccine authorization, because the U.S. Constitution delegates any unlisted federal powers to the country and the people. Finally, I checked and the constitution is very quiet about the federal power to require people to be vaccinated against the pandemic. This should be open and beneficial to the states.
