If it would change the law. then innumerable questions arise as to how far and in what fields changes in the law are intended to be wrought. These changes in e..multitude of FederalState relationships will be uncertain in extent and meaning until the courts have passed on the numerous questions raised. The principal area in which Federal legislation comes into conflict with State legislation covering the same field is that in which the commerce power is exercised. There are. of course. many other fields in which problems of concurrent jurisdiction arise: control of aliens by requirement of registration. Hines v. Davidowitz. 312 U. S. 52. authority over immigration. Takahashi v. Fish & Game Commission. 334 U.
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