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Congress enacted a privacy statute prohibiting any state motor-vehicle agency or private data broker from selling drivers' personal information without consent. The statute is enforced by federal regulators and private civil actions. It does not require states to investigate or prosecute private data brokers.
A state DMV argues that the statute commandeers state government. Which statement is most accurate?

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The statute commandeers the state because it tells a state agency what it may do with its records. The statute is invalid because Congress may regulate state records only through the Spending Clause. The statute is likely valid because it regulates states as data holders and sellers, applies to private brokers too, and does not require the state to regulate private parties. The statute is invalid because any law naming state agencies violates equal sovereignty.

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