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Try CasePortal for FreeJ. Means finds Texas and other states lack standing to challenge the government’s denial of their rulemaking petition pertaining to definitions of what constitutes a public health emergency, in which the states argue the Department of Health and Human Services has handed over the country’s sovereignty to the World Health Organization. The states fail to show an injury in fact and, therefore, lack standing.
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