[Alberta's Child]

It’s a park, not a home or business establishment. Is a state park violating the U.S. Constitution if it closes after sunset?

Maybe there would be a 1st Amendment issue if someone wanted to hold a political rally in a state park, but that doesn’t seem to apply here.

[canuck_conservative]

It’s public property, so in effect it’s owned “by the People”.

So Newsom needs to show a valid reason why people can’t be there. So far he hasn’t done that.

When you’re outdoors in a park, you’re automatically “social distancing” already, so how is it illegal?