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such as by exempting receipt of Medicaid by aliens under 21 and pregnant women. Ultimately, however, DHS continues to believe that the financial impact on the family is justified. Another commenter asserted that, even if the proposed rule were passed in the form of a statute, it would violate Article I of the Spending Clause for coercively restricting state use of Federal grant money. Several commenters stated that the proposed rule impermissibly overrides state authority. Others stated that the proposed rule would bar their states’ from providing state-funded aid to their own residents, regardless of immigration status. A commenter stated that the proposed rule violates the 10th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution because it commandeers state resources by compelling agencies to implement the rule, especially in providing notice and information to applicants. Another commenter stated that the rule violates a federalism principle by imposing an unfunded mandate.