Congress held extensive hearings after receiving complaints from divorced parents regarding the child custody and visitation orders issued by their state courts. In response, Congress enacted a federal statute providing mandatory guidelines for the terms and conditions for any and all child custody orders issued by any court located in the United States. A state brought an action in federal district court seeking an injunction to prohibit enforcement of the federal statute, claiming it was unconstitutional. Should the federal district court grant the requested injunction? Question 4 options: a) Yes, because the statute violates the 10th Amendment because it commandeers state sovereignty. b) Yes, because the statute does not regulate interstate commerce. c) No, if Congress provided federal funds to states that agreed to comply with the terms, conditions and guidelines of the statute. d) No, because Congress could rationally find that uniformity in child custody orders is necessary and proper to promote the national welfare