The Importance of Differential Enforcement

I do not think that the exclusive power over federal jurisdiction stops the state from prosecuting somebody from a crime, which is made guilty or not guilty. And so I think that those kinds of cases could be there. But what you cannot do is, for example, to say, well, we don't like the way the immigration laws are working and put them into another place. It certainly can happen at the federal level have no confidence whatsoever that America will avoid that.