Creates a process for nullification of federal actions

Summary

The bill lets Missouri declare any federal law, rule, executive order, court decision, or treaty that exceeds powers listed in the U.S. Constitution as void within the state. It requires state officials and funds not to enforce such actions and allows the legislature or courts to issue a formal nullification. The measure failed to pass.

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