The states may not enact laws that affect interstate commerce.This concept is called:

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The concept of states not being able to enact laws that affect interstate commerce is known as the dormant aspect of the Commerce Clause. This means that even if the states have not enacted any laws that expressly restrict interstate commerce, they cannot do so indirectly or by implication. This is because the Commerce Clause gives the federal government exclusive authority over interstate commerce.

The States May Not Enact Laws That Affect Interstate Commerce