Republican officials across the country attacked President Biden's aggressive measures to seek policies such as the unconstitutional attack on human freedom and promised to sue the authorities to block the demands.
Mr Biden announced on Thursday that tens of millions of private sector workers, health care workers, government contractors and a large number of government workers had quickly intensified political clashes between government officials and governors who have been fighting for months. .
Now, they argue that Mr Biden's plan is attacking the central government with state rights, private sector and self-determination, and promising immediate legal action to challenge it, establishing a major constitutional opposition to the president's power to restrain the president. epidemic.
" Govan Kristi Noem of South Dakota wrote on Twitter. The government of Mark Gordon of Wyoming said the new law "has no place in America," and said it had asked the country's attorney general to be ready to take legal action.
In Texas, Attorney General Ken Paxton questioned President Biden's mandate to demand policies or weekly checks on private businesses and more than 100 employees.
"I don't believe he has the authority to re-decide in the presidency that every American employee working for a large company or a small company should get a vaccine," said Mr. Paxton, speaking on a radio program by Steve Bannon, who acted as a proponent of Donald J. Trump during his presidency. "That is outside the president's role of command."