The Trump administration on Friday ordered federal agencies to erase all records tied to employees’ COVID-19 vaccination status and compliance with pandemic-era mandates, a sweeping rollback of Biden-era health policies that once governed the federal workforce.

The U.S. Office of Personnel Management issued new guidance on Friday directing all federal agencies to eliminate any record of an employee's COVID-19 vaccination status, prior noncompliance with vaccine mandates,

The announcement came hours after a formal dissolution of a lawsuit challenging the Biden-era requirement that federal employees be vaccinated against COVID-19, which hasn’t been enforced since 2023.

Government agencies will soon begin scrubbing federal employees’ COVID-19 vaccination records from their personnel files after a four-year-long legal battle

All US federal agencies have 90 days to permanently remove vaccination status of employees and exemption requests unless workers opt out.

The Trump administration on Friday ordered all federal agencies to eliminate any records related to workers’ COVID-19 vaccination status, noncompliance with pandemic-era mandates or requests for vaccine exemptions.

Starting Friday, agencies are barred from using an individual’s vaccine history in any employment-related decision.

The Trump administration is putting the final nail in the coffin of a Biden-era policy, directing federal agencies to scrub employees’ records of their COVID-19 vaccine status, according to a memo exclusively obtained by the Daily Caller.