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I'm utterly confused.
Since when does the federal legislative branch have the right to:
a) break the Constitution wrt to state's rights and intervene in an internal state matter with a federal court;
b) override a state judicial branch single-handedly, before a federal court review, and use executive powers of law enforcement to have their way;
Did I miss a few new Amendments that give Congress total authority?
a) break the Constitution wrt to state's rights and intervene in an internal state matter with a federal court;
b) override a state judicial branch single-handedly, before a federal court review, and use executive powers of law enforcement to have their way;
Did I miss a few new Amendments that give Congress total authority?