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Despite issuing an injunction of nationwide scope on July 2, Broomes has no list of what schools are covered by it. Instead, the injunction states, “Plaintiff Organizations are directed to file a notice in the record identifying the schools which their members or their members’ children, as applicable, attend on or before July 15, 2024.” In other words, there are schools that are, technically, the subject of this injunction currently yet have no notice of such. Yes, it’s an injunction against the federal government and regarding a rule that doesn’t go into effect until August 1. Nonetheless, it goes to show how slipshod this order is that there could be countless schools whose legal obligations were altered by the order and yet the judge doesn’t even know what schools they are. Further, those schools were provided no notice that the litigation was even happening, let alone that their obligations could be affected by it. The same goes for states responsible for overseeing those schools