The states cannot supersede federal law and authority. That’s the constitution. Only the Supreme Court could overrule a federal directive that neutered states rights. If there is a federal law against something, then states must abide. If the feds decide not to make a law against something, the states can make a law or not
The states cannot supersede federal law and authority. That’s the constitution. Only the Supreme Court could overrule a federal directive that neutered states rights. If there is a federal law against something, then states must abide. If the feds decide not to make a law against something, the states can make a law or not
This isn't true at all
Yes it is. See the 10th amendment and all of the Supreme Court rulings since. https://www.thoughtco.com/states-rights-4582633
there are things the fed can't legally mandate. Of course legality seems to be unimportant these days