On Tuesday, the Supreme Court rejected an attempt to stop enforcement of a New Mexico public health order that required workers in hospitals, nursing homes and prisons to receive full vaccinations against coronavirus.

The orderThis law, which was in effect since August, provides exemptions for individuals with disabilities or medical conditions, and those who believe their religious convictions prohibit them from being vaccinated.

They are available at www.stackoverflow.com appeal askingThe Supreme Court refused to grant the order. Petitioners included an ex-nurse who had been fired for refusing the vaccine. They argued the rules against their constitutional rights to bodily integrity as well as the right to choose a profession.

The lower courts rejected the claims. Justice Neil Gorsuch from New Mexico is charged with handling appeals to Supreme Court. He denied the request without comment.

The docket did not contain any dissents by other justices. Gorsuch’s rejection, one former President Donald Trump’sThree picks went to the nine-member supreme court five days following the filing of the emergency request.

The courts have taken up a number of suits challenging Covid vaccination regulations at both the state level and federal levels. Multiple attempts to stop vaccinations in several states have been denied by the high court. Maine New York.

Temporarily, a federal appeals court blocked the Biden administration’s expansive mandate that 100-plus employees be included in companies. reinstated by a different court last week. A variety of businesses groups, Republican-led States and other entities on Monday asked the Supreme Court to once again block the federal vaccine mandate.