Yea; interstate commerce being the domain of the federal government is one of the more tested legal concepts we have here.
Just around, or slightly around the level of testing that Roe vs Wade prior to Dobbs. Or a bakers dozen of other established precedents that were "one of the more tested legal concepts" until ... recently.
hasn't stopped states from trying to impose their internet rules on visitors everywhere :/
…And growing wheat on your own land to feed your own cattle somehow counts as interstate commerce, despite no commerce taking place and the wheat never leaving your property, let alone the state. (Wickard v. Filburn)