Justice Barrett has declined a request by several students to block Indiana University's mandate. That means the school can legally require students to be vaccinated against the coronavirus.
Amy Coney Barrett: “Justice Barrett has declined a request by several students to block Indiana University's mandate. That means the school…”
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Justice Barrett's decision allows Indiana University to enforce a vaccine mandate for students.
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