Idaho H0650 adds a new section to Idaho Code to assert state sovereignty and jurisdictional presumption, limiting federal power.
Idaho H0650 amends Idaho Code to assert state sovereignty and jurisdictional presumption, limiting federal power. It declares that all powers not delegated to the federal government are reserved to the states or the people. The bill presumes jurisdiction over matters within Idaho resides with the state unless the federal government demonstrates constitutional authority. Idaho will assert its rights in coordination with the attorney general, governor, and legislature. The bill lists areas of primary state jurisdiction, including public health, education, and natural resources.
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