Flowers Foods, Inc. v. Brock · ¶15

Nothing in those terms requires an individual to cross state lines or interact with a vehicle that does. Interstate commerce includes transporting products “between points in one state and points in another state.” Black's 1001. That involves not just crossing state lines, but intrastate activity too. Though “a continuous carriage” may begin in one State and end in another, “much of the journey” can take place “within the limits of a single state.” Cyclopedic 548. And at least sometimes, a person can “take part,” be “employ[ed],” or be “involve[d]” in that continuous journey without leaving a State or touching vehicles that do. Black's 661.

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