Trump-appointed Republican U.S. attorneys in other states are in the middle of challenges to similar restrictions. The actions highlight partisan divides on basic issues of public safety, as the head federal prosecutors attack policies put in place by Democratic governors.
October 30, 2020 at 03:56 PM
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Philadelphia-based U.S. Attorney William McSwain in a court filing Friday expressed opposition to the city’s public event moratorium—a COVID-19 safety measure that limits public gatherings to less than 150 people.
McSwain joins a chorus of other Republican U.S. attorneys calling for an easing of similar policies in jurisdictions across the country.
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