Any state or local law that unduly burdens foreign commerce is considered to be in violation of the Foreign Commerce Clause.

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The Foreign Commerce Clause, found in the United States Constitution, grants the federal government the authority to regulate foreign commerce. Any state or local law that imposes unjust or unreasonable restrictions on foreign commerce is likely to be nullified by the courts as unconstitutional.

Any State or Local Law That Unduly Burdens Foreign Commerce