Legal Battle Over Trump's Tariffs Begins in U.S. Court

Legal Battle Over Trump's Tariffs Begins in U.S. Court

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Updated 19 days ago

Challenge to Presidential Power

's declaration of a national emergency to impose tariffs on almost every country has sparked at least seven lawsuits, arguing he overstepped his authority.

A three-judge panel of the held the first hearing on these challenges, with five small businesses aiming to block the tariffs, citing the (IEPPA) does not grant such power.

Legal and Political Implications

The lawsuits, including one from a dozen states led by Democratic governors, question the legality of Trump's tariffs, potentially setting a precedent for future tariff disputes.

Some lawmakers propose reclaiming trade policy authority by requiring presidential justification for new tariffs, reflecting a bipartisan effort to curb excessive executive power.
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