Twenty Five States Sue Biden Admin Over Mask Mandate For Kids

The 25 states are attempting to stop the mandate’s implementation, saying that it exceeds the administration’s jurisdiction and is in violation of the Congressional Review Act and the Tenth Amendment.

The 25 states are attempting to stop the mandate’s implementation, saying that it exceeds the administration’s jurisdiction and is in violation of the Congressional Review Act and the Tenth Amendment. Staff, contractors, and volunteers in the program must all be vaccinated by the end of January, according to the Department of Health and Human Services.

Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, Arizona, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Utah, Wyoming, and West Virginia are among the states that have joined the campaign.

The federally sponsored Head Start programs at the absolute core of the case are supposed to be helping low-income families with children prepare for school while also offering services and support.

Earlier last month, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, who has joined the case, voiced a similar attitude.

“I will not allow Texans to be compelled to be vaccinated because the federal government is forcing families to pick between their health and their child’s preschool education,” Paxton stated. “These unlawful demands have no place in our country, and they certainly aren’t welcome in Texas.”

Earlier this month, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, who has joined the legal case, voiced a similar attitude.

“I will not allow Texans to feel compelled to be vaccinated because the federal government is forcing families to pick between their health and their child’s preschool education,” Paxton explicitly stated. “These unlawful demands have no place in our country, and they certainly are really not welcome in Texas.”

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