State Constitutional Provision for Federal-State Cooperation

Quite recently the activities of the Federal departments and agencies have been extended into the field of state legislation, many attempts having been made by them during the past two years to suggest the nature of legislation which they desired, and to exert such pressure as they could to secure its adoption.2 Attempts to influence the administrative policies of the states have rarely, if ever, raised any important constitutional problems; in the majority of cases, the same may be said concerning legislation approved or sponsored by Federal departments and agencies

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