New York City's mask mandate for toddlers | Jenin Younes joins Ezra Levant
Civil liberties lawyer Jenin Younes joined Ezra to talk discuss NYC's toddler mask mandate and the mother who was fired from her job after confronting the mayor about it.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced Friday that children aged two to four will have to remain masked in day-care and pre-school settings. No other age group is forced to mask.
A few days later, an upset New York City mother confronted the mayor about the mandate at a press conference and was shortly after fired from her job at the city's law department.
On last night's episode of The Ezra Levant Show, civil liberties lawyer Jenin Younes (follow @LeftyLockdowns1 on Twitter) joined Ezra to talk discuss the issue.
Here's a bit of what Jenin had to say:
Well, it's very despicable what happened to her, and actually to clarify the city is only requiring two to four year olds to wear masks because they're the unvaccinated population. So adults and children of any other age actually don't have to wear masks. Another lawyer actually won an injunction against the toddler mask mandate on Friday, and the mayor immediately appealed that. So that day the appellate division issued a stay. So basically, what that meant is that the appeals court invalidated the lower court's decision at least pending appeal. So the kids still have to be masked. So that's why, you know, the mayor is being confronted over this.
This is just an excerpt of the full Ezra Levant Show.
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