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We explore the resurgence of the 10th Amendment and its evolving impact. Discover crucial Supreme Court rulings, including the anti-commandeering and coercion doctrines. Understand how these doctrines protect state power, and analyze areas where federal control challenges state autonomy.
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Today, the 10th Amendment has some meaning again, but it's weaker than what the Federalists originally promised.
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In the 19 nineties, the Supreme Court began giving the 10th Amendment new life. Chief Justice William Rehnquist's court created several important rules that protected state power. The anti-commandeering doctrine came from New York v. United States. This rule said the federal government cannot force state governments to carry out federal programs.
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Justice Sandra O'Connor explained that, "the federal government may not compel the states to enact or administer a federal regulatory program." The coercion doctrine came from a ObamaCare case in which the court said the federal government cannot use funding threats to force states into accepting federal programs. The court struck down the requirement that states expand Medicaid, because the federal government was threatening to take away all Medicaid funding if states didn't comply.
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Today, the 10th Amendment has some meaning again, but it's weaker than what the Federalists originally promised. The federal government controls many areas that were supposed to stay with the states, including much of education policy, environmental rules, healthcare regulation, and business regulation. States have begun to fight back.
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Some have passed laws trying to exempt state-made firearms from federal regulation, and some have resisted federal education standards. Many states have legalized marijuana despite federal prohibition.