In 2008, California voters approved a state ballot initiative to ensure that chicken coops have more room. This led to a 2010 California state law requiring that, beginning in 2015, all eggs sold in California must be the product of chickens with sufficient room to lie down, stand up, and fully extend their wings. Several farm states sued to block enforcement of the law, claiming that California is the biggest domestic market for eggs and that compliance would cost millions of dollars. The plaintiffs alleged that the law violated the commerce clause. Do you agree?