The preemption doctrine prevents states from regulating in any area that the federal government regulates.

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The preemption doctrine provides that federal law overrides or preempts conflicting state law in some areas. However, it does not prevent states from regulating in any area that the federal government regulates. In some cases, states may even have more stringent regulations than federal law.

The Preemption Doctrine Prevents States from Regulating in Any Area