Texas AG: Biden vaccine mandate forces Americans to choose between ‘health and their job’
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton claims President Biden’s COVID vaccine mandate doesn’t have legal authority.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton discussed the state's federal injunction gain against the Biden administration's vaccine and masks mandates on "Fox & Friends Weekend" Sunday, claiming the President doesn't have legal authority to make Americans choose between their health or their jobs.
TEXAS ATTORNEY GENERAL KEN PAXTON: The idea here is the federal government just can't make up laws without Congress passing them, that the Biden administration has to follow the law. They have to follow the Constitution. They're implementers of the law. They can't just make it up…. And in this case, they're forcing American workers to decide between their health and their job. And they just can't do it. It's just wrong.
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