Thank you for weighing in! I was hoping you would eventually. Great idea to have a backup and thank you for clarifying about EUA versus FDA approval. This must be why some have been allowed to register even though the University is saying they are mandated. Hope every student reads this and prepares. So flat to have you @Advocate2021 on Ray Peat Forum!!Attorney here who is actually working with AFLDS- catching up on this thread due to immersion in fighting all this insanity. Good job to all on this post regarding legal arguments based upon EUA and yes, I agree with your assertions. Many schools are conditioning their "mandates" upon full FDA approval and the presumption is that they will have this by fall semester. I don't know how this could be possible under what we believe to be in place with respect to protocols required for full approval; but the world is so out of kilter and as things we never would have dreamed to happen are happening - this full FDA approval could conceivably happen too and very soon. So, while the EUA argument is valid, in this twisted reality we must operate five steps ahead of where we are at currently. I counsel those who can get medical or religious exemptions (if those are viable as some states have done away with them unbelievably) to get them for back-up and full protection while the constitutional issues are being litigated - which unfortunately is taking time we do not have. As you know, we are living in a world turned upside down with the constitution being thrown out like a Kleenex. While there are incredible lawyers currently fighting for humanity, they are few compared to the population. I agree with sentiments expressed in this thread that the true power here is with the people and citizen action is far more powerful at this moment than pending lawsuits that may not reach the Supreme Court for another year or more. The forces responsible for this are far outnumbered by the citizens. If every citizen had merely said "no" to all of this-- we would have been done a long time ago and there would be no masks, no lockdowns, no vaccines. The biggest problem in all of this has and continues to be the blind following of "authority" so many in our population have adopted. The key is to rally support from the citizenry - if colleges face enough students saying no, the institutions will have no choice but to recoil; otherwise they lose their university with no students. We lawyers will do all we can to help; but at the end of the day, the people really hold the power here and could end this without lawyers if they would only stand up to it as a majority.