AG Barr says time to roll back strict lockdowns: 'Rights aren't suspended during crisis'

AG Barr says time to roll back strict lockdowns: 'Rights aren't suspended during crisis':

U.S. Attorney General Bill Barr said Friday it is time for state and local governments to begin easing off of harsh restrictions adopted to protect against coronavirus.
Barr made his comments in response to a question during a Twitter Q&A session Friday. Asked about the constitutionality of restrictions imposed by state and local governments, Barr said those local governments could impose “reasonable and temporary restrictions” but said that “the Bill of Rights doesn’t go away during a crisis.”