Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas rejected an appeal late Tuesday to remove the federal mask mandate for public transportation, according to reports.
The emergency request was brought by a man who said a generalized anxiety disorder prevented him from wearing a mask and he was unable to board a flight leaving Orlando, Florida, last month, the Washington Examiner reported.
Lucas Wall, a frequent flier from Washington, D.C., called Thomas’s decision “disappointing” while acknowledging the Monday request had been a “long shot.”
“Of course it’s still disappointing Justice Thomas did not take a more in-depth look at the illegal and unconstitutional mask requirement,” he said.
Thomas oversees appeals from Florida. He gave no explanation for his decision.
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