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No standing. Per the 10th Amendment, all powers not delegated to the U.S. are reserved to the states. Subdivisions of the state serve at the pleasure of the state. The state legislature, pursuant to its police powers, passed the preemption law and the governor signed it
It is the properly constituted law, whether or not Broward et al like it. The only remedy is for the state legislature to revisit the law and change it. The courts cannot do it because it is a function of the legislature, and if the legislature deigns not to revisit it, that's that.
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