Category: Mask Lawsuits

I founded Aug. 1 Americans Against Mask Mandates, a new Facebook group to fight back against mandatory mask requirements, after CDC announced last week it was again recommending everyone — including the fully vaccinated, those naturally immune from COVID-19, and even school children — should be forced to cover their face indoors in most counties.

If you’re on Facebook, please join the group at https://bit.ly/AmAgMaMa. Please also spread the word! Invite all your Facebook friends to join Americans Against Mask Mandates.

Lucas Wall, plaintiff in the lawsuit Wall v. CDC seeking to strike down the Federal Transportation Mask Mandate, was on Ohio-based WWGH radio’s “Mid-Morning Coffee Break” show with Adam Lepp to talk about why last week’s Centers for Disease Control & Prevention’s flip-flopped guidelines urging all Americans to again wear masks indoors should be ignored. We discussed many scientific studies finding masks are totally ineffective at reducing COVID-19 spread and actually cause dozens of harms to human health.

Lucas Wall, plaintiff in the lawsuit Wall v. CDC seeking to strike down the Federal Transportation Mask Mandate, was on WWGH radio this morning for a 54-minute conversation about whether masks are effective and how airlines are discriminating against passengers with disabilities who can’t tolerate covering their faces. Great back and forth!

A fully vaccinated frequent traveler wants the U.S. District Court here to vacate what he argues is an illegal and unconstitutional mask mandate enforced by the Central Florida Regional Transportation Authority, which operates the regional LYNX bus system.

Lucas Wall, 44, of Washington, D.C., filed a legal brief this evening against LYNX asserting numerous reasons why its mask policy must be found unlawful including that it violates the privacy clause of the Florida Constitution, an executive order banning mask mandates issued by Gov. Ron DeSantis, and a new state law that took effect July 1 allowing the governor to overrule any state or local governmental agency’s dictate for people to cover their faces. LYNX asked the court July 6 to dismiss the case.

A fully vaccinated frequent traveler unable to wear a mask wants the U.S. District Court here to vacate what he argues is an illegal and unconstitutional mask mandate enforced at Orlando International Airport (MCO).

Lucas Wall, 44, of Washington, D.C., filed a legal brief today against the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority asserting numerous reasons why its mask policy must be found unlawful including that it violates the privacy clause of the Florida Constitution, an executive order banning mask mandates issued by Gov. Ron DeSantis, and a new state law that took effect July 1 allowing the governor to overrule any state or local governmental agency’s dictate for people to cover their faces. GOAA asked the court June 21 to dismiss the case.

Lucas Wall appeared today on “Code Wind Talk,” an online talk show advocating for the rights of people with disabilities, to discuss his lawsuit against the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention, Transportation Security Administration, President Joseph Biden, and five other governmental agencies seeking to immediately halt enforcement of the Federal Transportation Mask Mandate. Wall was denied boarding June 2 at Orlando International Airport for refusing to cover his face. He filed his lawsuit June 7 in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Florida in Orlando.

An advocacy group for health freedom and two Florida residents filed suit here last week against President Joseph Biden, the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention, and others to vacate the Federal Transportation Mask Mandate. It’s at least the fourth lawsuit seeking judicial intervention to stop the forced muzzling of all passengers and transport workers nationwide.

Health Freedom Defense Fund, Ana Daza, and Sarah Pope challenge the validity of Biden’s Executive Order 13998 and the subsequent order issued by CDC requiring all transportation passengers and workers wear face masks (even those who are fully vaccinated and/or naturally immune against COVID-19). Their causes of action include those common to Wall v. CDC, another case in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Florida.