Judge: CDC Can't Regulate Cruises In Florida

A federal judge ruled that the CDC cannot enforce its conditional sailing order for cruise ships in Florida, deeming it arbitrary and capricious. The order required a four-phase process for cruise lines to resume operations, but Florida argued it was economically damaging. The state has lost significant revenue due to the cruise industry shutdown. The CDC maintained that public health concerns outweighed economic losses, but the judge disagreed, noting the reduced threat of COVID-19. Cruises are set to resume from Florida ports on June 26.

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