Mississippi Supremacy Clause Enforcement Act prohibits Sharia Law in Mississippi courts.
The Mississippi Supremacy Clause Enforcement Act aims to prevent the application of foreign laws, including Sharia Law, in Mississippi courts. It declares that any administrative or court order enforcing foreign laws is void. The act also prohibits contracts from applying foreign laws that conflict with state or federal law. It ensures that Mississippi courts rely solely on state and federal law, safeguarding constitutional rights and preventing erosion of protections. The act emphasizes that only American laws should govern American courts.
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