The California legislature passed a law that prohibits official travel to states that California deems discriminatory against members of the LGBTQ community. The Attorney General of the State of Texas brought filed a lawsuit against the State of California to prevent enforcement of the law. Texas claims that the ban amounts to "economic sanctions" against Texas because it deprives the state of tax revenue from hotels and other businesses that would have made money from travel by Californians.They also claim that it violates federal laws on interstate commerce and discriminates against business owners. Using the information presented in the chapter, answer the following questions.

(1)Who are the parties to the lawsuit (the plaintiffs and the defendant) in this lawsuit

(2)Are the plaintiffs seeking a legal remedy or an equitable remedy? Why?

(3)What is the primary source of the law that is at issue here?