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Originally Posted by Strange Brew
I don't believe that is accurate. Here is excerpt from the National Constitution Center.
"However, the broad powers held by states to control vaccine policy can also be used by state governments to block vaccine mandates, in certain situations, at lower government levels and in the private sector. As of August 2, at least 14 states had enacted Covid-19 related laws that barred employer vaccine mandates, school vaccine mandates, or vaccine passports."
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No, that’s precisely what I was saying. States (as opposed to local government) were held to hold the power. So they can impose mandates or block mandates from lower governments (or arguably federal mandates if they intrude on state power). It wasn’t a human rights challenge - it was a states right challenge. In Canada, of course, such powers are differently allocated.