Perspective: Trump’s 'corona-federalism' pits states against each other. It’s a disaster.
which focuses on ensuring the federal government alone determines who can become a citizen, but also speaks more broadly to the importance of uniform decisions by thegovernment about who can and cannot enter the country. Third is the Constitution’s similar provision to the federal government of the power towhich ensures one state alone cannot disrupt the flow of people and thus infringe on the federal government’s exclusive power over interstate commerce.
The traditional kind of federalism can have an upside in the pandemic. As the federal government has denied the threat of the coronavirus outbreak and utterly failed to respond, a laudable form of “homeland security federalism” is emerging. Forward-looking governors and mayors are stepping up and doing more to protect their residents than the federal government., Ohio’s Mike DeWine and Maryland’s Larry Hogan , as well as mayors such as D.C.’s Muriel E.
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