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cjgl-2782	Johnson, Alexsis M.	Intersectionality Squared: Intrastate Minimum Wage Preemption & Schuette’s Second-Class Citizens	2018	32	.pdf	application/pdf	13899	444	36	As a threshold matter, the new test announced in Schuette brings with it a number of potentially consequential ambiguities.151 The fractured nature of the Court’s decision also highlights significant 149 See Recent Legislation, supra note 26, at 606 (“Given (1) this cabining [of Seattle], (2) the minimal amount of political process case law, and (3) the absence of a majority in Schuette, the current scope of the political process doctrine is unclear.”); Lewis v. Bentley, No. 2:16-CV-690-RDP, 2017 WL 432464, at *13 (N.D. Ala. Feb. 1, 2017) (questioning the “so-called” political process doctrine). Instead the plurality reformulated the principle underlying Mulkey, Hunter, and Seattle to announce what some have called a “new test” for finding political process equal protection violations.63 Under this new test, a political restructuring is impermissible when newly enacted legislation or “state action in question . . .	cache/cjgl-2782.pdf	txt/cjgl-2782.txt