Attorneys who filed a federal lawsuit against a new law in New York that bars parents from seeking religious exemptions to vaccines, which are required for their children to attend school or daycare, have dropped their legal challenge against the state, court filings show.

That doesn’t leave the law unchallenged; attorneys still have a lawsuit against the measure in state court, where a motion to put the statute on hold is under consideration.

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