Oklahoma SB1938 prohibits DNA/RNA-based vaccines in humans, animals, and agriculture, with civil and criminal penalties.
Oklahoma SB1938, the Oklahoma DNA/RNA-Based Vaccine Safety and Sovereignty Act, bans the use, sale, and distribution of DNA/RNA-based vaccines within the state. This includes vaccines for humans, animals, and agricultural products. Violators face civil fines of at least $50,000 per violation and potential criminal penalties. The act also allows residents to sue for damages if they are administered these vaccines against their will and protects whistleblowers who report violations.
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