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Using State Constitutions to Combat Exclusionary Zoning

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By Ilya Somin, Anthony Sanders, Maureen Brady
| State Court Report
Exclusionary zoning is probably the biggest cause of the housing crisis besetting many parts of the United States. A broad cross-ideological array of economists and land-use scholars has concluded that such zoning is responsible for massive housing shortages, and that it also cuts off millions of people — particularly the poor and minorities — from economic and social opportunities.
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State Authority to Limit Disruptive Federal Activity

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By Derek Clinger, Jonathan L. Marshfield, Anthony Sanders
| State Court Report
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has vastly expanded Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) presence across the country, extending its reach to nearly every state and major city. In response, state and local governments are increasingly looking to location-specific protections, and to property law more broadly, to address the effects of this federal presence. Two recent reports from the State Democracy Research Initiative detail these efforts and the hurdles they may face.
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Finding Public Policy in Constitutional Text

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By Anthony Sanders, Ilya Somin, Maureen Brady
| State Court Report
Constitutions aren’t just for constitutional law. Their very language influences broader legal, and even cultural, principles. For example, the American culture of “free speech” isn’t just the First Amendment but wider values such as academic freedom. The Constitution doesn’t directly regulate those values and yet it nevertheless inspires them.
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