States move to oppose WHO’s ‘pandemic treaty,’ assert states’ rights
LifeSiteNews - 2024-04-30T16:36:55.000Z

Utah and Florida passed laws intended to prevent the WHO from overriding states’ authority on matters of public health policy, and Louisiana and Oklahoma have legislation set to take effect soon pending final votes.

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