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Supreme Court Blocks Biden's Vaccine Mandate for Private Employers: The Supreme Court ruled that OSHA doesn't have the authority to regulate COVID-19 vaccines for private employers with over 100 employees, protecting individual freedoms and limiting government power.
The Supreme Court has blocked the Biden administration's vaccine mandate for private employers, marking a significant victory for those opposing the mandate. The court's decision, which was made by a large majority, upholds the idea of a limited government and protects the individual freedoms of millions of Americans. The order states that COVID-19 is not an occupational hazard in most workplaces and that OSHA does not have the authority to regulate public health more broadly. This ruling effectively puts an end to OSHA's attempt to regulate the vaccination status of 84 million Americans who work for companies with over 100 employees. The court's decision is a win for those who believe in individual rights and limited government.
Supreme Court Blocks Biden's Vaccine Mandate for Private Employers: The Supreme Court prevented the government from making private employers enforce its vaccination scheme, emphasizing the importance of separation of powers and individual liberties.
The Supreme Court has blocked Joe Biden's mandate requiring private employers with over 100 employees to vaccinate their workforce or undergo weekly testing. This decision prevents the government from making private employers the enforcers of its federal vaccination scheme. The court's ruling also highlights the importance of the separation of powers, as the justices emphasized that such emergency powers would never end if granted. This decision is a significant victory for those opposing the mandate, regardless of their vaccine status, and a defeat for the Biden administration, which sought to impose its will on individuals through financial penalties. The court's ruling preserves individual liberties and the power of the states and Congress in responding to the pandemic.