Despite an uptick in pandemic numbers, news of the sci-fi COVID Omicron 5th wave and fear of the "dark winter" that Prez Biden has promised us . . . The Missouri AG hopes to unmask youngsters.
Here's the word . . .
“The recent decision from the Cole County Circuit Court is consequential as it relates to public health orders. Today, I sent a letter to public health agencies and school districts across the state informing them of the decision and demanding they rescind and cease enforcement and publicizing of public health orders, mask mandates, quarantine orders, or other orders that were declared null and void by the recent decision,” said Attorney General Schmitt.
“Public health authorities and school districts have gone unchecked, issuing illegal and unconstitutional orders in their quest to aggregate, maintain, and exert their new-found power. My Office will enforce the Court’s order across the state.”
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