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The main debate over the growth of federalism in the United States concerns the fact that the Federal Government is getting involved in matters that the US States should have priority over.

For example, the Dept. of Justice filed a suit against the State of Arizona. Arizona had a new law whereby policemen stopping cars for a possible driving infraction could ask the driver if he or she had citizenship I.D. This is becoming far to intrusive. Why can't a policeman basically ask if the person they stop is a citizen?

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