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Category Archives: Anti-Commandeering Doctrine
When Federal Immigration Enforcement Collides with State Judicial Authority
The cases of Milwaukee County Judge Hannah Dugan and Massachusetts Judge Shelley Joseph represent a modern chapter in America’s oldest constitutional tension: federal enforcement power versus state judicial autonomy. In 2018, during the Trump administration, Judge Joseph was charged with … Continue reading
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