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OMAHA, Nebraska (LifeSiteNews) – An Ohio judge has extended a temporary injunction allowing unvaccinated airmen to work, just days after they filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Air Force.
On July 27, Judge Matthew McFarland with the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Ohio Western Division published his ruling granting 36 Nebraska and Kansas airmen relief from the Air Force’s vaccine mandate, as reported by KETV NewsWatch 7.
“Due to the systematic nature of what the Court views as violations of Airmen’s constitutional rights to practice their religions as they please, the Court is well within its bounds to extend the existing preliminary injunction to all Class Members,” the injunction read.
“You’re taught from a very young age that no matter who you are, you stand up for what you believe in,” Master Sgt. Josh Welter, an unvaccinated airman stationed in Nebraska, told KETV NewsWatch 7.
“Men and women in the service have been fighting this fight under-wraps and not in the public eye,” he added. “To get my story out
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