ShootSpeeders
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The constitution gives the states not the feds such authority. The 10th amendment says a power not given to the feds nor denied the states belongs to the states or the people. The constitution never mentions who has the power to deport so the states have it.
According to the constitution all the feds can do re immigration is "To establish a uniform rule of Naturalization". Everything else is a state matter and states need to say that.
According to the constitution all the feds can do re immigration is "To establish a uniform rule of Naturalization". Everything else is a state matter and states need to say that.