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Green card permanent residents MUST get COVID vaccinated to enter USA, yet illegals under Biden & Harris & still today, get no COVID vaccine? This is why Harris LOST, madness like this! No doubt the Malone Bancel Weissman et al. mRNA vaccine is useless, worthless, ineffective and deadly, but why must new residents have to get a mRNA shot when illegals do not? Do not need medicals etc...how come?

"Green card permanent residents MUST get COVID vaccinated to enter
USA, yet illegals under Biden & Harris & still today, get no COVID vaccine"

UC websites and communications are deceiving and misleading countless students into thinking they must still comply with a COVID-19 vaccine mandate that no longer exists.

The University of California system “dropped” its COVID-19 vaccine mandate on May 16, 2023, but it is more complicated than one might expect. As such, countless students are still being coerced to comply with COVID-19 vaccine mandates because they being misled by language that does not completely capture the intent of the immunization policy changes under which all community members are eligible to “opt-out” of COVID-19 vaccine mandates.

Since December 14, 2020, the University of California Office of the President (UCOP) has issued policy statements regarding community wide vaccination requirements for COVID-19 and flu vaccines. Since that time, there have been several changes and updates to the policy including an update on May 16, 2023 at which time all of the UC universities were directed by the UCOP to end their COVID-19 vaccine mandate as a systemwide opt-out. In other words, any community member (faculty, staff, student, volunteer, visitor, etc.) who no longer wanted to take updated COVID-19 shots became eligible to sign a simple declination form stating they wanted to opt-out of taking the recommended COVID-19 shots in order to enroll, attend, visit and/or work on any UC campus.

At the time this policy change was announced, I noted in several Substack articles and X posts that it was not ideal as it requires students to take action to opt-out versus just eliminating the COVID-19 vaccine requirement which as of last month, every other college has done (except healthcare programs at some colleges). Since President Trump issued the Executive Order called "Keeping Education Accessible and Ending Covid-19 Vaccine Mandates in Schools" on February 15, 2025, I strongly believe that we must make every effort to get the Trump administration to remove federal funding from all UC universities.

As of the May 16, 2023 policy update, there was no requirement to fill out an exemption and there was no requirement to list a reason for declining the COVID-19 vaccines. (FYI - as of January of 2025, all UC community members can now opt out of all vaccines by either signing a simple declaration form or by submitting an exemption letter with the appropriate office at each of the UCs). The most up-to-date immunization policy issued by the UCOP, including declination forms, can be viewed here.

However, there are several UC websites that are either both unclear and misleading by hiding the fact that all community members can either opt out or obtain exemptions to mandated vaccinations. For example, the gateway website where prospective students must enter and apply in order to be considered a first year or transfer applicant at any of the UCs still lists COVID-19 as a required vaccine. There is no mention of the opt-out or declination form that is available to everyone.

It gets worse. A parent whose son was recently accepted to the University of California at San Diego (UCSD) received an email (which was presumably sent to all newly accepted freshman) that includes language which makes it sound as though there is STILL a COVID-19 vaccination requirement at UCSD. Notice there is zero mention of the opt-out that is available to all incoming freshman and other community members and zero mention of the simple declination form that can be signed by community members to opt-out.

University of California at Irvine may be even worse than UCSD- they have at least one website which states students need to have a “medical exemption or another reason” to opt out of “NEW COVID-19 vaccines”. This is an outright lie; the declination form neither requires an exemption of any kind nor a reason to opt-out.

In case you were not aware, the University of California is the middle of providing court ordered discovery in a class-action lawsuit that was filed by former employees against the UC system for its implementation and enforcement of some of the most tyrannical of all COVID-19 vaccination policies. You can read more about the lawsuit below. ...

So what is left to be done to urge the University of California to properly inform all community members about the option to decline COVID-19 vaccinations? Please write emails and make phone calls to the following offices as they are responsible for updating and monitoring the website pages that represent the UC system and the website pages of their member colleges.

Charles F. Robinson
UC Legal - Office of the General Counsel
University of California
1111 Franklin Street, 8th Floor
Oakland, CA 94607
Phone: (510) 987-9800, (800) 933-9777
Charles.Robinson@ucop.edu

Michael V. Drake, MD
UC Office of the President
University of California
1111 Franklin Street, 8th Floor
Oakland, CA 94607
Phone: (510) 987-9800, (800) 933-9777
president@ucop.edu

No College Mandates has been emailing and calling these offices for the past several weeks, but alone we cannot accomplish fixing this. Please take a few minutes out of your day to reach out to the UCOP to let them know we won’t stand for their misleading and deceiving language. Together, we have accomplished great things in the past with our outreach, and we can do it again.

Thank you for your help and support,

Lucia Sinatra
Co-founder, No College Mandates

As many of you already know, college COVID-19 vaccine mandates are over. The final 15 colleges ended their mandates in March after President Trump signed Executive Order Executive Order 14214 “Keeping Education Accessible and Ending COVID-19 Vaccine Mandates in Schools”.

However, as many of you also know, some colleges have not ended COVID-19 vaccine mandates for health science students. From medical doctors to dental hygienist, health science students are still being coerced to take COVID-19 vaccines either by their institution as a condition of enrollment or by the hospitals or clinical facilities where they must complete complete practicums, clinical rotations, internships, and residencies to graduate.

The question that has been on the mind of many parents, students, doctors, lawyers and advocates for months (and that has yet to be addressed by our federal government) is why are the health science teaching programs exempt from complying with EO 14214? Of it they are not exempt, why isn’t the Trump administration eliminating their federal funding as promised in EO 14214?

Massachusetts School District Will Exclude Unvaccinated Students This Fall
by Rishma Parpia
Published July 2, 2025

Newton Public Schools in Newton, Massachusetts will now require all students to be vaccinated before returning to school in the fall of 2025 unless they have a valid medical or religious exemption to vaccination. Superintendent Anna Nolin announced the policy change after a review prompted by a recent increase in chickenpox cases across the district. District officials say more than 182 students have attended school without the required vaccinations since 2020, including 42 students who were not fully vaccinated against measles.1

Unvaccinated Students Will Be Excluded Without Exemption
In a memo dated June 16, 2025, Superintendent Anna Nolin said a meeting with Newton Health and Human Services and the City of Newton’s Nursing Division revealed the extent of the issue. Many of the unvaccinated students were allowed to enroll during the COVID-19 pandemic under emergency policies that temporarily waived state vaccination requirements.2

Nolin confirmed that those waivers have now been revoked. In collaboration with local health officials, the district has reinstated full vaccination requirements. She noted that the students are missing different mandated vaccines for school attendance. Personalized outreach will be conducted to notify families about the steps needed to comply with Massachusetts vaccination requirements to attend school.
The memo also stated that any unvaccinated student who is exposed to measles will be required to stay home from school for 21 days. The district emphasized that it is not required to provide compensatory education during that quarantine period. It adds that when school resumes this fall, the school district will not allow any student to return unless they are fully vaccinated according to Massachusetts State requirements or have a state-approved approved exemption.
Students may be exempt from vaccination requirements if a doctor provides a written statement saying vaccination is not in the child’s best interest. In order to obtain a religious exemption to vaccine requirements, a letter from the parent/guardian or the individual seeking exemption can be used and the request should state in writing that a vaccine conflicts with the individual’s sincerely held religious belief.
Massachusetts Lawmakers Consider Ending Religious Exemption for School Vaccines
Not all parents are on board with the new vaccination mandate. One Newton mother voiced strong opposition, saying, “If I had my choice, I would not vaccinate them at all. I think the vaccines are poison.”
Massachusetts currently allows families to request exemptions from school vaccination requirements for medical or religious reasons; however, lawmakers are now considering a bill that would eliminate the religious exemption. The proposed legislation, filed by State Representative Andres Vargas , seeks to remove all non-medical exemptions for routine school-entry vaccinations.
Katie Blair of Massachusetts Families for Vaccines said:
Several states have gotten rid of them in recent years, including California, Connecticut, Maine and New York, all around here. So we’re hoping to be the next one.

Bill to End Funding for Colleges That Mandate COVID Vaccines Contains Loopholes That Leave Med Students at Risk

An organization opposing COVID-19 vaccine mandates in higher education is pushing to amend a bill that leaves loopholes that may compel health sciences students to take the shot.