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HAHAHA. No it doesn't. The states don't take the feds to court, they just refuse to comply. I suppose the feds could sue the state but they never do because they know the constitution is on the side of the state.
If a state does not obey a federal law, the enforcement of that law then rests on the president. The president may use force, as has been done at times such as Washington and the Whiskey Rebellion and Ike with Little Rock.
And what do you think should happen when the feds don't obey a federal law as when obozo announced in the summer of 2012 that he was gonna let millions of illegals stay here in brazen defiance of federal laws.??? You really think the feds are gonna go to war with themselves? That's where the states need to step in and assert their supremacy.
There are many cases where presidents have not enforced the law, and probably the only response is impeachment. In fact, Jackson is supposed to have said, regarding a Supreme Court decision, "Marshall made his decision, let him enforce it." In any case Jackson did not enforce the Court decision. Not that unusual.