The U.S House of Representatives passed a bill of e-cigarettes by minors. The bill includes provisions: limits on online sale of e-cigarettes for delivery across state lines, limits on in store sale of e cigarettes, a federal tax increase on e- cigarettes, and finding for states to conduct educational programs for e-cigarettes for youth. If a state raises its minimum age for purchasing tobacco products to 21, its funding under this provision will be doubled. If the bill becomes law and is challenged in court on constitutional grounds, what arguments can be made against them? What facts would a court consider? If the state of New York already has more stringent limits on in person saws of e-cigarettes. Industry lobbyist try to persuade the senate to add language to the bill to eliminate the effect the New York law. Can congress do that