what would be the analysis?

Rule: No, when Congress acts to regulate commerce within a state, then it may do so by passing laws affecting: (i) commercial or economic activity; (ii) where the cumulative effect of those activities; (iii) substantially affects interstate commerce; and (iv) it may not regulate noneconomic activity based upon cumulative effects. Analysis: Conclusion: Since Congress is regulating noneconomic activity solely within a state and the occurrence of a robbery seems to primarily affect local hiring that does not substantially effect interstate commerce, then the SoS Act will not pass constitutional scrutiny under the Commerce Clause AND the Act will be deemed an unconstitutional incursion into state police power.

Analysis:

Conclusion: Since Congress is regulating noneconomic activity solely within a state and the occurrence of a robbery seems to primarily affect local hiring that does not substantially effect interstate commerce, then the SoS Act will not pass constitutional scrutiny under the Commerce Clause AND the Act will be deemed an unconstitutional incursion into state police power.