States and municipalities can write anything down on paper they like
and call it a law, but that doesn't mean it's enforceable. It does
however add additional hoops people protesting have to jump through.
In this case state and federal court hoops. Albeit, state courts
often look at 'laws' like this in chambers and instantly redact them
without even time-in-court.
Cities, aamof, often call them ordinances... Because they ORDAIN
them to be so. Not because they have any legitimate standing under
state or federal law. My town has literally dozens of them that are
obviously not constitutional mostly aimed at the displaced workers
they've literally created by their greed-based 'planning', and local
courts are 'packed' with elected judges who often have little legal
experience, no interest in the judicial 'carer path', rubber stamp
those "ordinances" and convict people for them (none are
incarcerate-able). Which is like saying if you don't like our law
sue us in state court buddy.
Rr
"When I got to the halls of Justice that what I saw there...
Just-Us" ~Dick Gregory