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Resurrected bills take aim (again) at COVID-19 vaccines

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Governor Brad Little vetoed last year's Pause Act, calling it government overreach. The Senate was unable to override the veto. The new version, SB1130, is only slightly different from a year ago. It also codifies the executive order signed by Gov. Little in 2021 banning the state from requiring vaccines for employment or services.

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Resurrected bills take aim (again) at COVID-19 vaccines

Lawmakers this week resurrected two bills targeting COVID-19 vaccines in Idaho. Sen. Ben Adams (R-Nampa) revived last year’s ‘Coronavirus Pause Act’ as the ‘Coronavirus Stop Act,' and Sen. Tammy Nichols (R-Middleton) introduced a modified version of a bill she presented in February banning the use of mRNA vaccines in Idaho.

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