If a Washington State judge says caps are unconstitutional, on what
basis? That would say, then, that a State legislature couldn't cap them;
Congress can't cap them; that this is essentially, then, a function of
the courts. I remember a decision that came out of the State of Washington. It
was a Federal judge that essentially ruled that the President's
executive order on, let's say, migrants coming into the United States
was unconstitutional, even though Congress specifically granted the
authority to their President. So I am not going to defer to a single
judge's opinion in that fashion. I would point out, too, that we do protect States' rights.
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