Nimrod, who held a hunting license issued by the state of West, was hunting deer and elk in that state. After two days of fruitless hunting, Nimrod spied an elk. Nimrod was hunting on private land, but the elk was 200 yards away, inside a fence that surrounded a federal military base. Nimrod shot the elk from where he was standing, but entered the military base to retrieve the carcass. Nimrod took the carcass away and had it dressed and frozen for Nimrod's meals through the winter. A federal statute prohibits the removal of wild animals or the carcasses thereof from United States military bases. Nimrod is prosecuted under the statute. The best argument in favor of upholding the statute as constitutional would be based on:
A. The Supremacy Clause.
B. The Army and Navy Clause.
C. The Commerce Clause.
D. The Privileges and Immunities Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment.
Choose A, B, C or D as your solution.
A