Shouldn't the DoJ be suing red states for Constitutional violations?

[Marius25]

We're seeing red states go crazy with laws that blatantly violate the Constitution, especially the 1st Amendment. Drag show/pride parades banned and transgender kids kidnapped in Florida, Texas requiring schools to have Bible study and 10 commandments, etc.

Isn't the Executive branch supposed to go after states that violate the Constitution? I've seen no attempts to hold these red states accountable.

[Marius25]

2. Well yes, that too. Apparently going after Hunter Biden is more important though

Biden needs to do some massive cleaning of the DoJ

[brooklynite]

8. "Apparently going after Hunter Biden is more important"

The DOJ is able to manage multiple investigations. However States passing laws aren't automatically subject to DOJ jurisdiction.

DOJ isn't the keeper of the Constitution; it represents the Administration.

[Marius25]

11. States passing unconstitutional laws are subject to DoJ jurisdiction

They literally have a Civil Rights Division. And DoJ has in fact sued states on other issues like this, but they're not doing much at all lately.

[onecaliberal]

3. Yes!!!

[gay texan]

4. This is what I've been screaming from the roof tops

At some point the feds need to figure out how to step in!!!

[kacekwl]

5. It's OK when you're a Repuke.

The End.

[MichMan]

6. Like states that have legalized marijuana in violation of Federal law ?

[EX500rider]

7. Where were pride parades banned? Nt

[Mr.Bill]

9. Some city in Florida cancelled their pride parade

because Florida made it illegal to to have men in drag where children are present. And I've never seen a pride parade without some men in drag.

I'm sure a lot of these laws will get eliminated as they wind their way through the courts.

[LiberalFighter]

10. It should be mandatory for any laws found unconstitutional be removed.

If it becomes legal later they need to pass a new law. Not pull it out of the bag.