Pursuant to the Commerce Clause,the federal government could enact a law that forbids another country from doing business in the United States if that country engages in activities that are not condoned by the United States.A state,however,could not enact a law the forbids a foreign country from doing business in that state if that country engages in activities that are not condoned by that state.

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This is because the Commerce Clause gives the federal government the power to regulate interstate commerce and foreign trade, while states do not have the authority to regulate foreign relations or international trade.

Pursuant to the Commerce Clause,the Federal Government Could Enact a Law