New York wants to govern Iowa and Missouri — we're suing to stop it cold

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Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis famously called the states "laboratories of democracy." In those laboratories, Iowans shape Iowa’s laws, Missourians make Missouri’s laws, and New Yorkers establish New York’s laws. That is a core tenet of federalism — a structural part of our nation’s Constitution that allows for great variation and competition between the states. Its new greenhouse gas reporting rule requires "fuel suppliers" throughout the nation to register with New York and report information related to greenhouse gas emissions.

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▪Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis famously called the states "laboratories of democracy." In those laboratories, Iowans shape Iowa’s laws, Missourians make Missouri’s laws, and New Yorkers establish New York’s laws.
▪That is a core tenet of federalism — a structural part of our nation’s Constitution that allows for great variation and competition between the states.
▪Its new greenhouse gas reporting rule requires "fuel suppliers" throughout the nation to register with New York and report information related to greenhouse gas emissions.

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Opinion New York wants to govern Iowa and Missouri — we're suing to stop it cold The Supreme Court has long recognized that one state cannot govern the citizens of another state By Brenna Bird , Catherine Hanaway Fox News Published July 29, 2026 9:00am EDT Facebook Twitter Threads Flipboard Comments Print Email Add Fox News on Google close Video Justice Elena Kagen discusses Supreme Court public access and security Supreme Court Associate Justice Elena Kagen appears on Capitol Hill amid pushes for a $230 million security budget. NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! U.S.

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