Mayor Eric Garcetti Pushes Back Against White House Stance That L.A.’s Stay-In-Place Order Is Unlawful: “We’re Not Guided By Politics”
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deadline.comBy Tom Tapp Deputy Managing Editor In a letter to Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti and L.A. County Department of Public Health Director Barbara Ferrer on Friday, Assistant U.S.
Attorney General Eric Dreiband said the duo’s recent comments suggesting that stay-at-home orders may stay in place long-term in Los Angeles “may be both arbitrary and unlawful.” Ferrer said at a county supervisors’ meeting earlier this month that some form of stay-at-home orders may likely stay in place “for the next three months.” She later walked those comments back.
Garcetti also said in a media interview that Los Angeles would “never be completely open until we have a cure” for the virus.” Mayor Garcetti, when asked on Friday at his daily COVID press
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