The Texas Supreme Court sided with Gov. Abbott on Sunday in a ruling that temporarily blocks local mask mandates recently issued in San Antonio and Dallas. Officials say they will continue to enforce at least part of the mask mandates, despite the ruling.
The Texas Supreme Court granted stay orders Sunday, but previously scheduled hearings on local mask mandates in lower courts in Bexar and Dallas counties will proceed as scheduled.Abbott issued an executive order last month that barred governmental entities, including school districts, from requiring mask wearing.But officials in Dallas County and Bexar County, which includes San Antonio, requested restraining orders against enforcement of Abbott's order, which were granted.
And so, I have been on the phone with my attorneys all afternoon and they are 100% unanimous," Hinojosa said."We are going to have the mask mandate tomorrow. We're going to be benevolent; we're going to be nice, but we're going to be firm and we're going to enforce it," the superintendent said.Teachers from states banning mask mandates are speaking out.
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