"The money allotted to states that adopt this one-size-fits-all mandate won't cover the many millions it costs to actually enforce the mandate due to increased monitoring and enforcement".
The Consumer Product Safety Commission, which would ultimately help enforce the mandate, has not yet taken a position on the proposal.
But as health officials plunged into Brooklyn's Williamsburg neighborhood to enforce the mandate, tensions only escalated.
Others, like Paul Starr, a Princeton sociologist, say they believe Mr. Gruber's work does not account for how hard it will be to enforce the mandate.
The ruling will also make it much harder to enforce the mandate that employers offer coverage, which has already been delayed.More broadly, the decision may make it harder for Congress to enforce the laws it passes.
The department argued that Congress can impose and enforce the mandate under its powers to regulate interstate commerce and to tax and spend to provide for the general welfare.
But there are an estimated 1.6 million to 2 million illegal immigrants in Karachi, and it is unclear whether the government can enforce the mandate, particularly against the many Afghans in the city; some are believed to be jihadis while others left their country to escape the war there.
If he is determined to make good on that pledge, he has plenty of levers to pull, from declining to reimburse insurance companies for reducing low-income customers' out-of-pocket costs to failing to enforce the mandate that most Americans have health coverage.
If President Trump would just enforce the mandate and make the cost sharing reduction (CSR) payments, there wouldn't be a need for these alternatives, which, even in your restricted form, are going to hurt the marketplace.
Trump, meanwhile, has sent mixed signals about how aggressively his administration will enforce the mandate.
Southern resistance to desegregation forced the federal government to use its power to enforce the mandate of desegregation.
