That’s three states out of 50 and Hawaii is the only one with any sort of enforcement. I travelled to NM (also subject to a 14 day quarantine). Zero enforcement, totally voluntary and business travel exempted.
Ignoring the obvious here that your original statement was there are “NO” travel restrictions, your reply is a no true Scotsman fallacy. There are clearly travel restrictions but you, and most other people, are not adhering to them. Just like the majority of lockdown rules. Maybe if people like you had followed the travel restrictions we wouldn’t be in our current position where you’re still arguing that curtailing fundamental freedoms is necessary?
If you don’t get a ticket, does that mean that no speed restrictions exist?
> Maybe if people like you had followed the travel restrictions
Excuse me, I was traveling for business. I complied with the regulations exactly as they are written.
You can complain about people ‘not following the rules’ all you want but it changes nothing. There are no meaningful travel restrictions enforced anywhere on the US mainland. Without enforcement, Americans do not and will not follow them.
Hawaii is the only state with actual enforcement and compliance.
If you don’t get a ticket, does that mean that no speed restrictions exist?