Clarence Thomas rejects appeal to halt federal mask mandate on public transportation

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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