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Yоu аre аn аssistant cоunty attоrney for a rural county in Florida. Some county residents keep pigs as pets, and three commercial pig farms are located in the county. At a public workshop, a county commissioner announces a proposed ordinance to protect from "swine flu." Swine flu is spread through close contact or direct touch between either pigs or humans. The proposed ordinance would provide as follows: (1) Code enforcement officers are directed to collect and destroy all noncommercial pigs within ten days of the federal Center for Disease Control (CDC) confirming swine flu has occurred anywhere in the United States. (2) If the CDC confirms swine flu has occurred in Florida, the officers will collect and destroy all commercial pigs. (3) The residents' pigs are declared a threat to public health, and the county will not pay compensation to the owners; however, if the commercial pigs are destroyed, the county will pay the owners not more than $25 per pig. (4) To locate pigs, the officers are allowed to enter private property without a search warrant, but they cannot enter houses. (5) Ownership of a pig is considered commercial if the owner derives at least $5000 of annual income from the pigs. Many residents praised this ordinance as a necessary protection. Pig owners objected. The commercial farms claimed that unregulated chickens and bird flu present a greater threat. One commercial farm located in the county said its organically raised pigs were worth over $500 each. Prepare a memo for the County Attorney that analyzes the potential challenges to the proposed ordinance under the Florida Constitution.