A fully vaccinated frequent traveler unable to wear a mask submitted an emergency application today to the U.S. Supreme Court asking it to enjoin the government from enforcing the Federal Transportation Mask Mandate pending a final resolution of his lawsuit in the U.S. District Court in Orlando.

Lucas Wall, 44, of Washington, D.C., sent the application and appendix to Justice Clarence Thomas, who oversees federal courts in the 11th Circuit. Wall requests Thomas issue a preliminary injunction against the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention, Transportation Security Administration, and other federal agencies to stop the mask mandate everywhere. He needs emergency relief no later than July 16 so he can take a July 17 flight to Germany, a trip he’s already had to postpone twice.

A rideshare driver not willing to leave customers on the side of the road for not wearing a mask filed a federal lawsuit June 28 against the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention, U.S. Department of Health & Human Services, Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker, and the Illinois Department of Public Health requesting a federal judge strike down the Federal Transportation Mask Mandate.

Justin Mahwikizi, 36, of Homewood, Illinois, alleges the mask mandate violates his freedom of religion by forcing him to violate his faith in the Good Samaritan Principle, which requires helping those in need. The FTMM forces Mahwikizi to refuse service to riders who can’t or won’t cover their face – or even those who simply forgot to bring a mask since they are no longer required in Illinois for the fully vaccinated.

A frequent traveler unable to wear a mask filed suit today against Southwest Airlines, Alaska Airlines, Allegiant Air, Delta Air Lines, Frontier Airlines, JetBlue Airways, and Spirit Airlines for discriminating against passengers with medical conditions that prevent them from wearing face masks in violation of the Air Carrier Access Act. This case appears to be the first in the nation to challenge airline policies that make it practically impossible to obtain an exemption from the Federal Transportation Mask Mandate.

Lucas Wall, 44, of Washington, D.C., was stopped from boarding his Southwest Airlines flight June 2 from Orlando to Fort Lauderdale for not wearing a face covering despite having submitted the required exemption form to Southwest on May 31 when he booked his ticket. Wall suffers from Generalized Anxiety Disorder, which causes him hyperventilation and panic attacks when he tries to cover his mouth and nose.

A fully vaccinated frequent traveler unable to wear a mask filed this evening an emergency motion for a temporary restraining order to stop the government from enforcing the Federal Transportation Mask Mandate. The lawsuit is before the U.S. District Court in Orlando.

Lucas Wall, 44, of Washington, D.C., was stopped from boarding his Southwest Airlines flight June 2 from Orlando to Fort Lauderdale for not wearing a face covering despite having submitted the required exemption form to Southwest on May 31 when he booked his ticket. Wall suffers from Generalized Anxiety Disorder, which causes him hyperventilation and panic attacks when he tries to cover his mouth and nose.

Lucas Wall appeared on CBS 9 News in Washington, D.C., this evening to talk about the lawsuit he filed June 7 against the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention, Transportation Security Administration, President Joseph Biden, and five other governmental agencies seeking to strike down the Federal Transportation Mask Mandate after he was denied boarding June 2 at Orlando International Airport for refusing to cover his face.

Lucas Wall appeared on CBS 6 News in Orlando, Florida, tonight to talk about the lawsuit he filed yesterday against the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention, Transportation Security Administration, President Joseph Biden, and five other governmental agencies seeking to strike down the Federal Transportation Mask Mandate after he was denied boarding June 2 at Orlando International Airport for refusing to cover his face.

Lucas Wall appeared on ABC 7 News in Washington, D.C., tonight to talk about the lawsuit he is about to file tomorrow against the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention, Transportation Security Administration, President Joseph Biden, and five other governmental agencies seeking to strike down the Federal Transportation Mask Mandate after he was denied boarding June 2 at Orlando International Airport for refusing to cover his face.