A few years into the presidency of Franklin D.Roosevelt, the Supreme Court dispensed with the idea that manufacturing was not interstate commerce, and as such could only be regulated by states.

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The Supreme Court initially held that manufacturing was not interstate commerce and thus could only be regulated by states, but this view changed during Roosevelt's presidency, particularly with the New Deal legislation and cases like NLRB v. Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp.

A Few Years into the Presidency of Franklin D