- The New Yersey State Bill intended that vaccines should be mandatory for children and young people who want to study at school and public university, but parental pressure on the vaccine has meant that the law did not go ahead. The advocates of the project, in any case, are not going to give up.
Data from this State point to an increase in the movement against the vaccine, which has generated concern among some of them. The bill was born after an outbreak of measles, to prevent her child from being vaccinated arbitrarily for religious reasons. The Assembly voted in favour of the initiative, but the Senate has just prevented it from moving forward. Throughout this process, some parents have claimed the freedom of Eurabakitz and the right not to include their children.
Those who have tabled the bill have indicated that they will try again with some modifications to the bill. On this occasion, they have announced that they will bring scientists and doctors to the Senate to oppose parental arguments. Children who don't get any vaccines say they're seriously endangering themselves and others.