Illinois’ larger municipalities setting up vaccine or testing mandate dependent on looming SCOTUS ruling – Center Square

Illinois’ temporary emergency rule is in effect until July 24. If the federal mandate is struck down by the U.S. Supreme Court, the Illinois Department of Labor says the state rule would be withdrawn. At that point, the state could issue its own rule subject to the normal rule-making process.
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Truth Seeker
4 years ago

People – start phoning and emailing your mayors and council representatives to stop this unconstitutional, lawlessness. This needs to be addressed from the local level on up. This cannot stand. We will not have a town or Country much longer. Look how quickly the damage has been done in two years – we will not survive much more of this.

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