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Matt Rourke/Associated Press Mike Yoder, attorney for the Plaintiffs in Church v. Biden, filed a response late last night to opposition from the Defendants —the U.S. Government—to Plaintiffs’ application for a temporary restraining order (TRO) and preliminary injunction to ensure Plaintiffs will not lose their jobs during litigation if the government denies their religious exemption requests. Yoder quickly points out that Defendants wrongly argue that not until the government has inflicted imminent and irreparable harm upon Plaintiffs by forcing either compliance with the Vaccine Mandate or possible termination of employment do Plaintiffs have a right to seek the fundamental liberties guaranteed them by the Constitution. The lawsuit declares:
“And spectacularly, the basis upon which Defendants rely in making this assertion boils down to “The federal government has not inflicted the injury, yet .” It is the “yet” (e.g., Defendants imply they have the unilateral, discretionary authority to violate Plaintiffs’ rights if they feel so inclined to do so) that is at issue here.”
Affirming Plaintiffs’ claims are ripe for injunctive relief, the lawsuit asserts that to have standing under Article III of the U.S. Constitution, Plaintiffs “ need not suffer an irreparable injury. ” Instead, “ Article III standing […]
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