How is this even legal for the federal government to randomly decide to transport illegal aliens into states? Sounds like a violation of the Commerce Clause...
"In Cooley v. Board of Wardens of Port of Philadelphia (1851), the Supreme Court agreed with the state of Pennsylvania that it had the right, under an act of Congress in 1789, to regulate matters concerning pilots on its waterways, including the port of Philadelphia. The Court held that Congress had never intended to deprive the states of all power to regulate commerce. Specifically, where the commerce is not such as to require uniform regulation throughout the country and no relevant federal regulation exists, the states retain the power to regulate it until Congress, at a later date, enacts further legislation to restrict them."
How is this even legal for the federal government to randomly decide to transport illegal aliens into states? Sounds like a violation of the Commerce Clause... "In Cooley v. Board of Wardens of Port of Philadelphia (1851), the Supreme Court agreed with the state of Pennsylvania that it had the right, under an act of Congress in 1789, to regulate matters concerning pilots on its waterways, including the port of Philadelphia. The Court held that Congress had never intended to deprive the states of all power to regulate commerce. Specifically, where the commerce is not such as to require uniform regulation throughout the country and no relevant federal regulation exists, the states retain the power to regulate it until Congress, at a later date, enacts further legislation to restrict them."
https://www.britannica.com/topic/commerce-clause
https://archive.is/HAzQi