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A federal judge just dismissed the Trump administration’s challenge to New York’s “Green Light Law”, and the ripple effects are bigger than most headlines admit
In this breakdown, I walk you through what Judge Anne M. Nardacci’s decision means, why the Justice Department’s legal theory ran into a constitutional wall, and what happens next in the real power fight between Washington and sanctuary-state policy

We unpack the core facts of the case, the role of New York officials like Gov. Kathy Hochul and AG Letitia James, and why the administration argued the law blocks cooperation by limiting DMV information sharing
Then we get into the mechanics, federal preemption claims, the Supremacy Clause argument, the anti-commandeering boundary, and the leverage tools governments reach for when courts won’t hand them a shortcut

Most importantly, we map the next moves to watch, appeal strategy, congressional pressure, administrative retaliation, and how this fight impacts immigration enforcement, privacy, and the working public caught in the middle

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