Idaho Daycare Must Allow Parents to Opt Out of Vaccines, Court Rules

Matt Lamb : Sep 28, 2026
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Parents retain the right to make vaccine decisions for their children, Idaho Attorney General Raul Labrador said.

[LifeSiteNews.com] A federal court upheld the rights of parents to decline vaccines for their children. (Image: Pexels)

The September 22 ruling dismissed a challenge from an Idaho daycare that wanted to discriminate against parents based on the medical decisions they made for their children when it came to vaccination.

Le Soleil Daycare in Boise, Idaho, joined with three other parents to try to coerce other parents to get their kids jabbed.

The ruling followed a challenge to the Idaho Medical Freedom Act, which "prohibits businesses, schools, and government entities from denying a service, a job, or access to a public building because of a private medical decision a person made for themselves or their child," the state attorney general wrote.

"Businesses remain free to run their operations, and to speak their minds, on every other front," the office stated.

Attorney General Raul Labrador successfully defended the law in Idaho's federal district court.

The daycare argued against the law on a number of counts, all of which were tossed out by the judge. Le Soleil and the three activist parents, for example, argued their free-speech rights were being curtailed if other kids were not coerced into getting jabbed.

US District Judge Amanda Brailsford smacked down that argument... Subscribe for free to Breaking Christian News here

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