According to the modern interpretation of the Commerce Clause,any local (i.e.,intrastate)activity that has an effect on interstate commerce is subject to federal regulation.

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This interpretation was established by the Supreme Court in the 1942 case Wickard v. Filburn and has been upheld in numerous subsequent cases. The idea is that even seemingly small, local activities can have a cumulative effect on interstate commerce and therefore fall within the scope of federal regulation.

According to the Modern Interpretation of the Commerce Clause,any Local