the very cool systems integration between Federal and State in practice seems to mean that California problems are California problems? Similar to the legalizat

the very cool systems integration between Federal and State in practice seems to mean that California problems are California problems? Similar to the legalization of marijuana by the states, it seems like problems are pushed under the rug until the rug is a few inches off the ground, at which point it finally gets addressed. By nature, this disproportionately impacts anyone who isn't able to simply travel to another state where their a particular issue is not a problem (abortion laws, various tourism, etc). It sounds great for all the states to solve their problems individually, but where do you draw the line and have the government step in to prevent problems from getting bigger in the first place?