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Possible Constitutional Issues with Proposed State/Local Sanctions Against Contractors Working on Proposed Border Wall

Some states and local jurisdictions—including California, New York, and Illinois—are considering legislation that would bar contractors who accept work on the proposed border wall with Mexico from bidding on or receiving state or local contracts, but these sanctions may run afoul of the Constitution’s Supremacy Clause and Dormant Commerce Clause.

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