The U. S. Supreme Court hears a case regarding a federal medical care insurance law that requires the states to abide by the provisions without providing funding to do so. On what constitutional grounds might a person or group have brought the challenge to the law to the Supreme Court?
The president vetoed the law and is upset that Congress overruled this veto.
A state legislature believed that its reserved powers were violated by the law.
Congress was unhappy with the final language of the law and wants to amend it.
A congressman who was absent when the law was voted on wanted to have his voice heard.