clause in action. is an example of the supremacy Congress voting to appropriate $2 billion for a federal highways program The Environmental Protection Agency issuing new regulations on a pollutant The U.S. Supreme Court refusing to hear a * case The U.S. Supreme Court declaring an Illinois state law unconstitutional
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