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This topic refers to the legal principle that prohibits the federal government from commandeering states or their residents into enforcing federal law.
to enforce federal immigration law in the sense of being compelled to use local officers or resources to carry out federal removal or civil immigration investigations; the Constitution vests immigrati...
The is a constitutional principle that forbids the federal government from ordering state legislatures or officials to administer or enforce federal regulatory programs, grounded in the and a line of ...
Federal law bars the federal government from simply “commandeering” states or their residents into enforcing immigration law, but it does allow formal delegation of immigration functions to state and ...
Since 2020 the federal government has reignited a multi-pronged legal campaign against so‑called sanctuary jurisdictions that includes civil lawsuits asking courts to invalidate local and state restri...
Local participation in federal immigration enforcement runs into a tangle of constitutional doctrines: anti‑commandeering limits on federal power, the Supremacy Clause and preemption concerns, Fourth ...