Twenty-five states are suing the Trump administration over sweeping new tariffs, arguing the president overstepped his authority by imposing duties on goods from sixty countries — nearly all of America’s imports. They accuse the administration of rushing investigations, skipping consultations, and applying identical tariff rates to nations with wildly different labor practices — essentially punishing nations without clear justification. This isn’t the first time these tariffs have faced legal challenges; a group of small businesses already filed a similar suit, claiming the administration is simply rehashing previously struck-down policies under a new legal guise. With courts now weighing in, the outcome could reshape how presidential power is defined in trade policy.
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