PaulS1950
Senior Member
The interstate commerce clause gives the congress power to control interstate commerce. It does not provide for the congress to control intrastate commerce unless an interstate shipper is involved and then the shipper is under their jurisdiction but not necessarily the product being shipped within the state.
If that is too hard to understand then read the constitution and follow that with the tenth amendment.
The state laws that passed prohibit any action by congress not granted by the constitution under the states rights protected by the tenth amendment.
The state laws do not counteract any federal power granted by the constitution so cannot conflict with any federal laws.
If that is too hard to understand then read the constitution and follow that with the tenth amendment.
The state laws that passed prohibit any action by congress not granted by the constitution under the states rights protected by the tenth amendment.
The state laws do not counteract any federal power granted by the constitution so cannot conflict with any federal laws.
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