BREAKING: The New Jersey Department of Health (DOH) has just announced significant rule changes that raise serious concerns about personal freedoms and privacy. In a sweeping move, the DOH unveiled a 400+ page document outlining new regulations that many are calling draconian, and legal battles are already underway.
Effective immediately, the new regulations will establish a statewide database of vaccine status, accessible by name, with limited opportunities for individuals to opt out. This alarming measure has ignited outrage among residents, fearing that their personal health information will be compromised. Furthermore, the state’s process for declaring a public health emergency will now be exempt from the Open Public Records Act, a critical element of governmental transparency.
IMPACT: These changes could have wide-reaching implications for New Jersey families. The regulations empower private institutions to discriminate against individuals who do not comply with CDC-recommended vaccinations. Parents could face losing access to state-funded education, daycare, and other essential services simply for exercising their rights.
Legal experts Dana Wefer and John Coyle are spearheading a lawsuit against the Murphy administration, arguing that these changes bypass necessary legal protocols, specifically the requirement for public hearings. “They are ignoring the legislative and legal process to impose their radical agenda,” Wefer stated in a recent interview.
The suit aims to challenge the procedural validity of the DOH’s changes rather than the substance of the regulations themselves. “We are asking for the government to follow the rules,” Coyle emphasized. The urgency of this lawsuit reflects a growing concern among New Jersey residents regarding their rights and access to essential services.
As the situation develops, residents are encouraged to stay informed and participate in the legal fight for their rights. A crowdfunding initiative has been launched to support ongoing legal efforts against these controversial changes. You can contribute to the cause through the dedicated Give-Send-Go fundraising site.
WHAT’S NEXT: The legal proceedings are expected to unfold rapidly, with updates likely in the coming days. Meanwhile, residents are urged to voice their opinions on the state’s new vaccine policy changes, as public commentary is crucial during this pivotal moment.
Stay tuned for more updates as this story develops and the implications of these changes continue to unfold. The fight for transparency and parental rights in New Jersey is just beginning.
