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   I was a federal employee for 20 years. Except for a few law enforcement agencies and courts, they don't have the authority to put up roadblocks or keep people out of non-federal property. That's purely state and local governments' authority.
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     I suspect that any roadblocks are being placed by state agencies, as the same person posted earlier about TN emergency management asking people not to come to the area to try to help and not to send supplies or funds yet.
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     https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ZSIppGTLlo
     
     Looks like it is state and local officials, at least in Tennessee.