Article I, section 8 of the Constitution, the Commerce Clause, holds that:
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a The U.S. Congress may only regulate interstate commerce, not intrastate commerce or foreign trade.
b The U.S. Congress can make all laws which shall be 'necessary and proper for carrying into execution' its other enumerated powers.
c The U.S. Congress may regulate commerce between states and with foreign nations
d The states have the sole right to regulate commerce, to establish trade barriers, and to levy tax or tariffs on goods crossing their state borders.
Article l,section 8 of the Constitution,the Commerce Clause,holds that
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The U.S. Congress may only regulate interstate commerce, not intrastate commerce or foreign trade.
The U.S. Congress can make all laws which shall be 'necessary and proper for carrying into execution' its other enumerated powers.
The U.S. Congress may regulate commerce between states and with foreign nations
The states have the sole right to regulate commerce, to establish trade barriers, and to levy tax or tariffs on goods crossing their state borders.