No police power exists in the Constitution, so disputes between the states would be dealt with by the Courts.
The Supreme Court decided to ignore that original meaning in 1936, when it ruled in United States v. Butler that "General welfare" was a separate power.
The Court whisked away James Madison's original argument that the phrase "Provide for the general welfare" simply explained how the list of enumerated powers should be understood.
The Supreme Court hasn't told anyone how to manage the fallout.
So why are Lefty legal analysts apoplectic over the possibility that Trump may win his appeal of Jack Smith's prosecution at the Supreme Court? Is Trump a threat to be an imperial president? I think the record is exactly the opposite.
The Supreme Court must now declare that acts that were lawful as President become unlawful once his address changes.
President Trump tried very hard to challenge the election results through the Courts.
https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2023/12/leftists_and_the_imperial_presidency.html
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