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A bill filed in the Missouri Senate would ban state enforcement of any federal rule or regulation without first getting the express approval of the state legislature.
I recently appeared on the Tennessee Informer to talk about the Tenth Amendment and nullification.
States and localities don't have to help the feds enforce any federal act. It doesn't matter whether the act is constitutional or not.
Assembly Bill 5686 (A5686) would restrict state and local police or school resource officers from engaging in immigration enforcement or using public funds to aid in immigration enforcement, as well as prohibiting them from working with federal immigration authorities.
State and local governments don't have to help the feds. They don't have to help them enforce drug laws, or gun laws, or anything in between. And they don't need a reason to refuse to help. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Tenth Amendment Center (@tenthamendmentcenter) For More Information The Anti-Commandeering Doctrine: