According to the Supreme Court, Congress has the right to eliminate segregation in public accommodations because of:

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The Supreme Court upheld Congress's right to eliminate segregation in public accommodations through the commerce clause, as seen in the landmark case Heart of Atlanta Motel v. United States (1964), which allowed Congress to regulate interstate commerce and address racial discrimination in businesses affecting interstate commerce.

According to the Supreme Court, Congress Has the Right to Eliminate