MS HC10

Reinforces Mississippi's assertion of state sovereignty under the Tenth Amendment, claiming authority over all powers not explicitly granted to the federal government by the U.S. Constitution

Cites the Supreme Court case New York v. United States (1992) as precedent that Congress cannot commandeer state legislative processes to enforce federal regulatory programs

Argues that states created the federal government as their agent, not the reverse, and that states are currently being treated improperly as agents of the federal government

Discourages the federal government from imposing restrictive mandates that exceed constitutionally delegated powers

Directs copies be sent to the President, congressional leadership, Mississippi's congressional delegation, and the Capitol Press Corps