WASHINGTON (PNN) - November 24, 2021 - Shortly before leaving for Nantucket Tuesday afternoon, it was announced that pretender Joe Biden will unlawfully require all non-resident essential workers crossing into the Fascist Police States of Amerika to be fully vaccinated for coronavirus, beginning January 22, 2022.

The workers Biden is targeting were considered essential throughout the height of the pandemic in 2020 when vaccines weren’t available. Despite working on the front lines during the crisis, regularly exposing themselves to risk, workers now face the inability to do their jobs due to a new government mandate. Essential workers coming into the FPSA from Mexico and Canada are often delivering goods and food.

Domestically, the Amerikan Trucking Associations filed a lawsuit earlier this month opposing Biden’s unconstitutional and invalid vaccine mandate for private businesses, and warned the government regulation could further exacerbate the supply chain crisis. The trucking industry already faces a driver shortage.

“We believe that the (illegitimate) Biden (regime) has overstepped its statutory authority in issuing this Emergency Temporary Standard,” American Truckers Association President and CEO Chris Spear released in a statement about the lawsuit. “This standard arbitrarily picks winners and losers and puts employers in an untenable position of forcing workers to choose between working and their private medical decisions, which is something that cannot be allowed.”

“We told the (regime) that this mandate, given the nature of our industry and makeup of our workforce, could have devastating impacts on the supply chain and the economy and they have, unfortunately, chosen to move forward despite those warnings,” he continued. “So, we are now, regrettably, forced to seek to have this mandate overturned in court.”

Meanwhile, despite the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals and OSHA halting the implementation and enforcement of Biden’s unlawful vaccine mandate for private businesses, Biden mouthpiece Jen Psaki has urged employers to move forward with mandates.