Plaintiff sues the state Governor in her official and individual capacity for violation of a federal statute. The state smartly finds that the statute describes not only the specifics of the Plaintiff$$s claims but also proffers an intricate, comprehensive, remedial scheme addressing violations of the contested rights. The state moves to dismiss. The federal court will likely:

a$.$ allow the suit against the state, if the statute does not expressly proscribe such.

b$.$ allow the suit but only if the state official is stripped.

c$.$ allow the suit but only if the suit is for prospective relief.

d$.$ allow the suit but only under Pendent Party Jurisdiction.

e$.$ disallow the suit pursuant to U$.$S$.$ Supreme Court precedent and the $11$th Amendment.