White House says it will not push ‘vaccine passport’ programs

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President Biden’s administration will not push a national coronavirus vaccine passport program, instead deferring to the private sector to come up with ways for the public to prove they have received their COVID-19 shots.

The Biden administration will not require a single vaccination credential from people hoping to return to work or travel, according to White House press secretary Jen Psaki on Monday. The federal government also will not run or oversee a centralized, universal immunization database.

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