Labeling an activity a "local" or "intrastate" activity prevents Congress from regulating it under the commerce clause.

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Labeling an activity a "local" or "intrastate" activity does not prevent Congress from regulating it under the commerce clause. The power of Congress to regulate commerce "among the several states" extends to those intrastate activities that affect interstate commerce as to make regulation of them appropriate.

Labeling an Activity a "Local" or "Intrastate" Activity Prevents Congress