The Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC)is empowered to enforce the FTC Act,as well as other federal consumer protection statutes.

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The ICC was abolished in 1995, and the responsibility for enforcing federal consumer protection statutes was transferred to various other agencies such as the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). Therefore, the ICC no longer exists and is not empowered to enforce the FTC Act or any other federal consumer protection statutes.

The Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC)is Empowered to Enforce the FTC