Show your knowledge by discussing what federalism is and how might it impact how the government deals with issues like Ebola Immigration or Marijuana?

10/9/2014

Kenneth Galindo

10/9/2014 07:57:27 am

Federalism is the split of power between into national,state,and ideal power.Our government deals the issue of marijuana by keeping it prohibited as a law while states like washington,and colorado make it legal for recreational use.some states listen to reason and some do it because the government tells us too

Precious Quintana

10/9/2014 07:58:26 am

Federalism is a form of government that splits power into national, state, and local rule. The best example of Federalism in action is the messiness that surrounds marijuana and the laws against and for it. Nationally marijuana is illegal in the United States of America, but in certain states it is legal to have marijuana or semi-legal with certain restrictions. California is one of those states where it is semi-legal, but if you are found in the wrong area with marijuana you can still be punished for having it. Also, the federal officers can still charge you for carrying an "illegal" substance. It is in instances such as these that federalism becomes more of a nuisance than a savior.

Karina Gonzalez

10/9/2014 08:03:11 am

Federalism is were the power is split into national, state, &local power. The way it impacts marijuana is because in some states marijuana is legal up to a certain point such as in Colorado its legal but only for people 18+ this was pass by the constitutional law. while in the U.S. its illegal to do such an act.

Facundo Beltrn

10/9/2014 08:05:30 am

Federalism is the separation of power between congress, president, and states. Which I think is not a really good idea. For example when Colorado legalize marijuana but it is illegal when the FBI finds one with some. That's why I think federalism relates with marijuana.

Andrew Anderson

10/9/2014 08:08:02 am

Federalism separates the power of the nation, state, and local powers. The nations power is what decides if they should put restrictions on flying in the U.S from west Africa. To stop the spread of the ebola virus.

Andrew

10/9/2014 08:09:47 am

The states power could on be uphold in a state.

gabby

10/9/2014 08:10:09 am

federalism is a government that has power which affects the whole country . ebola is a virus that spreaded around the u.s. . we know that one male died due to the cause of this virus . the government has to deal with all of these issues . there's also the marijuana issue the government has to deal with .

Julio Ledezma

10/9/2014 08:10:59 am

Federalism is a from of government that has its power broken up in to national, local and state powers and is being used here in the us to tackle the issue of people with ebola immigrating to the us from west africa. The national government or the feds have set up precautions by screening all people before and after they come to the us from west africa. They also use federal government to move and quarantine people withe ebola already in the us.

Jorge Mayorquin

10/9/2014 08:14:11 am

Federalism is a way in which government can split power between the national states and local rules in other terms. The government deals with the marijuana prohibiting in some country's and for the legislation of it like in Colorado. The Ebola would impact government deals by people and owners being afraid of buying exported thing that can be contaminated by an Ebola worker.

Chriss munoz

10/9/2014 08:14:33 am

The government is going to be impacted becuase there going to stop letting in other people from diffent contry becuase they might have ebola so the wont let them in the us and the once who have it are goin to be sent out because of the sickness,

yazmin

10/15/2014 02:44:14 pm

Federalism is the split of powers between national. state. and local government. Federalism impacts the issue of ebola because the national government is using their power to kept the virus from spreading all over the U.S

Show your knowledge by discussing what federalism is and how might it impact how the government deals with issues like Ebola Immigration or Marijuana?

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