Jefferson City: Lawyers General in 11 states filed a lawsuit Friday against the administration of President Joe Biden, challenging new vaccine requirements for workers in the company with more than 100 employees.
The lawsuit was submitted on St.
A US circuit high court based in St.
Louis argues that the authority to force vaccination is in the United States, not a federal government.
“This mandate is not constitutional, breaking the law, and illegitimate,” said Court Court by Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt, one of the few Republicans who competed for the open US Senate seat next year.
New regulations by mandating security and health administration work that companies with more than 100 employees require their workers to vaccinate against Covid-19 or tested for weekly viruses and use masks on work.
His need was kicking in January 4.
The failure to comply with can lead to a sentence of almost $ 14,000 per violation.
Schmitt said Missouri had 3,443 private entrepreneurs who could be borne by vaccine needs, with almost 1.3 million employees.
He said he sued “to protect personal freedom, preserve the Missouri business, and push back the tyrant bureaucracy which only wants strength and control.” Biden administration has encouraged extensive vaccination as the fastest exit of pandemic.
A White Building spokesman said Thursday that the mandate was intended to stop the spread of a disease that had claimed more than 750,000 lives in the US Missouri joined the lawsuit by lawyer General General Alaska, Arizona, Arzansas, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, North Dakota, South Dakota and Wyoming.
The Office of Attorney General Iowa Tom Miller, a Democrat, also joined the settings, along with several private entrepreneurs, non-profit and religion.
Daily wire, a conservative media company, submitted a challenge in the Federal Court on Thursday.
Likewise, companies in Michigan and Ohio were represented by conservative advocacy law firms, as well as two Wisconsin producers represented by conservative law firms.