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Article VI, Clause II of the United States Constitution enumerates that it, and Federal Laws, and treaties are law of the land. Specifically it "bound[s]" judges to enforce United States "supremacy" and be held to it regardless of "state...law[s]...and constitution[s}...to the contrary." All American states (including Texas) and protectorates are subject to the supremacy clause. That being said all citizens and states have the right to due process and appeal of laws based on standing. States and the federal government often have to resolve this question through the courts.

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