Wyoming Wingnut Launches Unconstitutional Attack on Nonexistent Gun Laws

[The Magistrate]

14. When They Pass A law Saying State Troopers Should Arrest D.E.A. People, Sir, You Might have A Point

As it is, you do not, not even by a stretch that Mr. Fantastic would envy.

In these instances, the states simple declare that something no longer violates state law, and persons who do that something are no longer subject to arrest by officers charged with enforcing state law. They emphatically do not set aside or 'nullify' Federal law, and certainly do not presume to make Federal officials criminally liable for enforcing Federal law in the state's boundaries. State and local officials do not enforce Federal law; where something is criminal under both state and Federal law, a person arrested under state law by state officers may be turned over to the Federal authorities for disposition under Federal law, but that is not the same thing as state officers enforcing Federal law.