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> Does a state have no control of its international borders. Generally, no, and not in usurpation of Federal law. That's what the Commerce Clause literally say
by gowld 5y ago
> Does a state have no control of its international borders.
Generally, no, and not in usurpation of Federal law. That's what the Commerce Clause literally says -- regulating foreign trade is a Federal role.
They or Congress can sue the Federal executive in Federal court.
- nomel 5y ago> can sue the Federal executive in Federal court. How does it work the other way around? Does the federal court sue Texas?