WASHINGTON - The White House confirmed Thursday it is considering requiring foreign visitors to be vaccinated as it plans to eventually reopen international travel but said it had made no final decision and was not immediately going to lift restrictions.
White House coronavirus response coordinator Jeff Zients confirmed an interagency working group is developing plans that foreign nationals may "need to have some type of vaccine requirement." He emphasized the White House has made no final decision on vaccine requirements and said that was one path under consideration. first reported the White House effort to develop vaccine requirements on Thursday.
(Reporting by David Shepardson; Editing by Doina Chiacu)