New California State Movement Challenges Supreme Court Decision on Reynold v. Sims

New California State Movement Challenges Supreme Court Decision on Reynold v. Sims
The New California State movement protests against the sanctuary state policy in Newman City, Calif., on Jan. 1, 2019. Founder Paul Preston is seen center front. Nathan Su/The Epoch Times
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More than a year after the New California state movement claimed its independence, it’s become clear that the movement may have a real chance in challenging the U.S. Supreme Court decision on Reynolds v. Sims.

In the case, the Earl Warren-led Supreme Court in 1964 decided that each state’s legislature can be formed according to a model different than the federal legislature.